Official Archival Pigment Ink Print Direct From The Duffy Archive

Photo Duffy © Duffy Archive 


Debbie Harry of 'Blondie' wearing a Patti Smith Group T-shirt shot by Duffy for the Observer Magazine in November 1977. This was one year before Blondie released her breakthrough album 'Parallel Lines' which reached number 1 in the UK Charts in 1978. The article was titled 'Doing it Their way (like singing rock)' and featured an interview with Debbie Harry who is described as 'The Brigitte Bardot of rock.'

Unsigned Mounted Open Edition Prints

Our Standard Archival Quality Pigment Ink Print is approx. 7.5″x7.5″ (19.05cm x 19.05cm) in 12.4″x12.4″ (31.5cm x 31.5cm) Mounts - handmade and printed in the Duffy Archive from the original photographic negatives.

All of our images are ready to frame, supplied with a choice of either a black or white acid-free mount. A mount is a paper-based border around framed images between the frame and the image. The mount adds an extra decorative element and also prevents the image from making contact with the glass. Our Standard Size open-edition prints are the same size as a 12.4" vinyl album sleeve for convenient framing.

As with all our prints, each open edition is embossed with the Duffy Archive stamp. The reverse of each frame has a sticker detailing the session's history and a hand-stamped logo from Duffy's old camera cases.

The Debbie Harry print is now available as a larger Gallery Print. Our Gallery Archival Quality Pigment Ink Prints come ready to frame in a 19.75" x 19.75" (50cm x 50cm) mount with an image size of approx. 10.5"x 10.5" (27cm x 27cm).

Limited and Signed editions are available. To discuss options, please Contact Us.