Chuck Stewart American, 1927-2017
McCoy Tyner, 1970
exhibition print | n. f. s.
print: 14 x 14 in. | frame: 24 ½ x 20 ½ in
CS056
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MCCOY TYNERMarch 1970 | Chuck Stewart Portrait Studio, New York City ARTIST CONTEXT McCoy Tyner developed one of the most powerful and recognizable piano styles in jazz, built on ringing...
MCCOY TYNER
March 1970 | Chuck Stewart Portrait Studio, New York City
ARTIST CONTEXT
McCoy Tyner developed one of the most powerful and recognizable piano styles in jazz, built on ringing fourths, rhythmic force, and expansive harmony. After his landmark work with John Coltrane, he established a major solo career that incorporated African and global influences.
CHUCK STEWART / PHOTOGRAPH CONTEXT
Stewart photographed Tyner intimately in his New York studio during the period leading toward Asante, an album celebrated for its fusion of modern jazz and African musical influences.
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