DOORS Morrison Shades Tin Sign

Jim Morrison peers over his sunglasses with the expression of a man who has already written a poem about this room and did not find it flattering.

As lead singer and lyricist for The Doors, Morrison helped give late-1960s rock one of its most recognizable voices and most theatrical frontmen. The band’s dark, genre-crossing sound and his commanding stage presence left a mark far beyond songs such as “Light My Fire” and “Break On Through.”

The Sign Details

• Features Jim Morrison of The Doors
• Black-and-white portrait artwork
• Digitally printed directly on metal with UV-resistant inks
• Hole in each corner for easy hanging
• Individually shrink-wrapped to help prevent scratching
• American made
• Measures approximately 14" × 10"

Hang it with: The Joker Tin Sign, Superman No. 1 Cover Tin Sign, and Mark Twain Politicians Tin Sign for a wall full of men who could hold a room without raising their voices—or, in Morrison’s case, sometimes while raising it considerably.