Taken from a photograph shot sometime in the late 1920s or early 1930s, this portrait shows Amédé Breaux, shown seated with guitar flanked by unknown characters. Amédé was part of the seminal Cajun group who in 1929 became formally known as The Breaux Brothers, recording the earliest version of "Ma Blonde Est Partie". Amédé played accordion, Ophey guitar and Clifford the fiddle.
Each print is individually signed by Jack Tarlinton and stamped in the matting area with the same brand used on the back of Wandering Boy headstocks.
Printed using the giclee process on thick 310gsm, beautifully textured paper. The paper stock is 100% cotton, acid free, calcium carbonate buffered and is museum archival grade.
Image size is 371 x 462mm with 40mm white all around - suitable for framing.