Duane Allman Live at the Fillmore 24×30″ Oil Painting

We delivered a giclee of this painting to Gregg Allman backstage in Virginia’s State Theatre at one of his. Gregg really loved it and had it hanging in his home.

Mark Lovett delivering a portrait painting of Duane Allman to Gregg Allman

Allman Brothers Band Memorabilia – Gregg Allman owned and displayed the reproduction of this painting, which can be seen in the picture being handed to him back stage from Mark Lovett at a live performance at Virginia’s State Theater.

This original, unframed, Oil Painting, size 24×30″, which was copied to make the giclee, was hand painted on linen canvas by Mark Lovett in 2005, retained in my personal collection since 2005, and is currently for sale.

Gregg Allman proudly displayed this reproduction in his Florida residence up until his death in 2017.

I am a huge fan of Gregg and Duane, loved their music so much, which inspired me to capture this special moment in time during the Allman Brothers Band live at Filmore East concert on 3/13/71, which produced one of the greatest live albums in the history of rock music.

Duane was playing his famous 1959 Burst Les Paul which is displayed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, and I wouldnt be surprised if the guitar would sell for over a million dollars now.

This amazing, very colorful, impressionist painting is perfect for an Allman Brothers Band memorabilia collector, a Duane Allman memorabilia collector, a 1959 Burst Les Paul fan, a man cave, and an original fine art oil painting collector.

Looking at this painting on the wall while listening to the live at Fillmore East concert album is an amazing experience!

“At Fillmore East” was the band’s artistic and commercial breakthrough, and has been considered by some critics to be one of the greatest live albums in rock music. It has also been ranked among the best overall albums by artists and continues to be a top seller in the band’s catalog, becoming their first album to go platinum.