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Explore a curated selection of Deborah Feingold musician photographs and signed prints capturing era-defining moments in music. Each edition is clearly presented with details on signing, edition size, dimensions and print process, produced on heavyweight archival stock for long-term display. Professional framing is available on many items, and orders are shipped worldwide with careful, insured packing.
Current highlights include Madonna Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold, Dire Straits Mark Knopfler Print signed by Deborah Feingold, Leonard Cohen & Suzanne Vega Photograph by Deborah Feingold (1989), Eurythmics Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1983), Spinal Tap Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1984), Don Cherry “Jazz Man” Signed Photograph (1982), Paul Simon Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1986), Mary J Blige Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1997), Mal Waldron Smoking Signed Photograph, Benny Carter Signed Photograph (1981), Dr John Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1982), Johnny Rotten Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1982), Laura Linney Photographic Print signed by Deborah Feingold (1998), Rolling Stones Mick Jagger Photographic Print (1987), and two Talking Heads portraits: David Byrne “House” and David Byrne “Scream”. Use these links to jump straight to the artworks you’re looking for.
Feingold’s portraits pair intimate, editorial-grade photography with fine-art production: limited runs, hand-signatures on selected works, and precise giclée output on museum-weight papers. Clear provenance and edition data make these pieces compelling for collectors and striking as centrepieces at home or in the studio.
We can arrange conservation-standard framing with mounts and glazing to suit the artwork and your space. Worldwide delivery is available, with careful packing and insured, trackable services for peace of mind.
Browse the broader Limited Edition Photographs catalogue, or explore band-specific art such as Dire Straits Signed Prints for complementary pieces to build out your wall.
What makes Deborah Feingold’s photographs collectible? Her portraits capture defining moments in music history, produced as limited editions on archival papers with clear documentation and, on selected works, the artist’s signature.
Are the signatures and editions genuine? Where a print is described as signed or numbered, the edition details are provided on the product page and the work is sourced through reputable channels, with documentation or a certificate of authenticity when available.
Do you offer framing and worldwide delivery? Yes. We can arrange conservation-standard framing on many items and we ship worldwide using careful, insured services so your artwork arrives ready to display.
She is known for intimate, editorial portraiture that balances immediacy with a refined graphic sensibility. Her images of artists such as Madonna, Mark Knopfler and Mick Jagger combine iconic styling with a candid, human quality—one reason these editions translate so well as fine art prints for the wall.
To preserve colour and detail, display your print away from direct sunlight and consider UV-protective glazing. Conservation mounts and acid-free backing help maintain condition over the long term, especially for larger formats and high-contrast images.
Build a cohesive display by pairing these portraits with complementary editions in Limited Edition Photographs or expand the music theme with Signed Album Cover Prints. If you enjoy band-specific collections, you might also like Dire Straits Signed Prints.
