James Brown being interviewed in The Apollo, 1968 — Limited Edition Print subject_pj-harvey Often referred to as "Fighter's

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James Brown being interviewed in The Apollo, 1968 — Limited Edition Print subject_pj-harvey Often referred to as "Fighter'sAmerican singer and musician James Brown being interviewed after a concert in the Apollo in Harlem where the slogan "Black is Beautiful" was introduced, 1968. Edition of 21 Printed on Cotton Baryta Rag paper and issued with a signed certificate of authenticity by the Eve Arnold estate The print is produced with the Arnold familys approval by the experienced fine art printer and restorer Danny Pope, whose work Eve Arnold herself personally endorsed The