Set of original 35mm candid negatives from 1974, depicting The Jackson 5 as young boys in a rare, behind-the-scenes moment captured by photographer Emerson Lowe. These unseen images showcase the iconic Motown brothers—Michael, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, and Marlon Jackson—off stage and at ease, engaging in a casual game of basketball. The photos offer an intimate and playful glimpse into the Jacksons’ childhood during the height of their fame, highlighting their brotherly bond and youthful energy away from the spotlight.

Photographed by Emerson Lowe, a figure known for capturing authentic, unguarded moments in music history, these negatives represent a unique and historically valuable documentation of the group’s early years. With Michael Jackson poised to become the King of Pop in the decades to follow, these images carry added cultural and collectible weight.

Whether for collectors, archivists, or fans of music history, these negatives are a rare window into the personal lives of one of the most influential music groups of the 20th century.