Pet Sounds Giraffe
$1,300.00 USD
Let's time travel back to that unforgettable photo shoot for Pet Sounds at the San Diego Zoo, February 10, 1966.
This particular shot, featuring The Boys amidst the giraffes, was a strong contender for the album cover - and it's not hard to see why.
The boys, hanging out with some of the zoo's larger residents, gave the series of outtakes a unique, reportage-style flair. But this wasn't just about getting some cool shots with giraffes. It was about signaling a sea change. Their neat haircuts, striped and plaid shirts began to fade into the background, making way for a fresh, contemporary look - a reflection of their transition from surf rock to the pioneers of the burgeoning California music sound. All these moments were expertly caught in George Jerman's lens.
So, ready to capture a piece of music history that reflects a transformative moment for The Beach Boys? With this shot, you're not just viewing an image; you're embracing a turning point in the band's evolution.
Archival digital print
Printed on 100% Cotton Rag Platine 310gsm
Limited edition of 50 in each size
Certificate of Authenticity
This print includes a Certificate of Authenticity to certify that the limited edition print is authentic and from The Beach Boys Official Collection. The certificate is stamped with the Beach Boys official stamp and guaranteed as represented.
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