Signed Post Card of Featuring Bukowski and Georgia Hubbard -- Signed by Charles Bukowski

Over the years, this photograph of Bukowski posing with a woman in front of his refrigerator has become perhaps the most iconic photograph of Bukowski. This is in large part because of the woman posing with him. Her name was Georgia Hubbard and you really couldn’t have picked a better prop for Bukowski during this time period.

The photograph was taken by Joan Levine Gannij.

The post card came from the “Bukowski 5 Postcards” set that was released by Black Sparrow Press in the mid-1980s.

The post card measures 6” x 4” and is in Fine condition.

This copy came from estate of Red Stodolsky, owner of Baroque Book Store and a close friend of Charles Bukowski. Bukowski would go by Red’s shop regularly and the two would go to lunch at Musso & Frank Grill. But first Bukowski would sit and sign a pile of books for Red to sell. The great thing about these copies is that Bukowski actually held the books as he signed them. With the limited-edition Black Sparrow Books, Bukowski would sign individual pages that were later inserted into the books.

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