Tammy Wynette Print, Annie Leibovitz, Lakeland Florida 1971 Photography Print

This Tammy Wynette print dates from the very start of Annie Leibovitz’s career: a 1971 black-and-white portrait of the ‘First Lady of Country Music’ with her daughter at home in Lakeland, Florida, made while Leibovitz was shooting for Rolling Stone. It is the kind of unguarded, behind-the-scenes image she became known for — the singer not on stage but at home, real and relaxed.

For anyone who loves classic country, it is a warm, personal piece rather than a glossy publicity shot, and the soft monochrome makes it easy to frame. It looks right in a music room, a den or a record corner, and pairs naturally with other music photography prints and celebrity portraits. As an early Leibovitz frame it belongs with the rest of her photographic work — see, for instance, her iconic Bruce Springsteen car portrait from the same documentary tradition.

Offered as a fine-art reproduction in multiple sizes; stock and finish are on the print quality and materials page.

Is this a reproduction or an original?

A fine-art reproduction of Leibovitz’s 1971 photograph — not an original, vintage or signed gelatin-silver print.

Is the image black and white?

Yes, it is a black-and-white portrait, reproduced with the gentle grey tones of the original.

Who would enjoy it?

Country-music fans and anyone who likes candid, documentary celebrity portraits; it suits music rooms, dens and relaxed living spaces.

Collectors working with annie leibovitz prints tend to reach for pieces like this, often alongside music photography prints.