Barbra Streisand, Claridge’s Hotel, London, 1968

The grain on this print is gorgeous, bringing out every subtle shadow in that contemplative 1968 moment at Claridge’s. It’s the kind of image that stops you mid-step on the wall.

The quiet elegance in her expression comes through so clearly in this print—it’s like you can feel the hush of the hotel lobby. The tones are rich and the paper has a nice matte weight to it, not flimsy at all. This one’s going straight into a frame.

The black-and-white finish really makes the 1968 setting feel timeless, and her contemplative pose comes through even in a small print. I've hung it in my hallway and catch myself stopping to look at it every time I pass by.