Think of Joni Mitchell and think primarily of her incredible career as a singer, songwriter, musical innovator and trailblazer. Much less has been written of her life as a painter. We've been collecting images for years and have organized 322 pieces of Joni's artwork here for all to enjoy.

Chemistry This framed lithograph, numbered 74/100, and hand signed in pencil, lower center, showed up for sale on eBay in August of 2012. The current owner live... Chemistry This lithograph is one of three different images made in 1976 by Joni Mitchell during the release of her landmark album Hejira. Each image was printed...

Clouds Joni's comments from the StarArt book: "This was an exercise in observation, a portrait done from a mirror over a period of a couple of weeks. During ... During ... CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH Sold at auction for $6,250.00 in June 2014.

Untitled Self portrait of Joni Mitchell against the prairies. In 'Come In From The Cold' video of her promo videos, Joni says: When Night Ride Home was complet... Untitled Self-portrait photograph of Joni Mitchell taken against the ruins of a barn in the prairies of Canada...

Joni drew this Brazilian Jaguar in support of Explorers Against Extinction's Sketch for Survival initiative. It was auctioned for charity in late 2021.

This is Joni's original drawing for the final work that appeared as the cover for CSN&Y's "So Far" 1974 album. This work was then re-drawn for the album cover.

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This framed lithograph, numbered 74/100, and hand signed in pencil, lower center, showed up for sale on eBay in August of 2012. The current owner lives in the United Kingdom. The seller's description reads:

This painting was offered for sale on eBay in July of 2006. It is signed by Joni and dated "88" in her hand. In the upper left, Joni has written the word "blue" nine times.

This was the original cover for the 1972 album 'For The Roses' and was Joni's initial response to the music business, as heard in the song 'For The Roses'. As the record company suggested that album covers should have her face on the cover, she …