Chris Cornell possessed one of the greatest voices in the history of rock music. His four-octave range, his physical power and his ability to move between savage intensity and quiet vulnerability in a single song made him a singular figure. As the frontman and primary creative force behind Soundgarden, he helped shape the Seattle grunge movement and produce a body of work, from Superunknown through Down on the Upside, that stands as some of the most sonically ambitious rock music ever recorded.

Temple of the Dog, his tribute to fellow Seattleite Andrew Wood, produced the devastating Hunger Strike and remains one of the most emotionally direct records to come out of that scene. Audioslave, his collaboration with the musicians of Rage Against the Machine, generated three acclaimed albums and a global touring career. His solo work, including Euphoria Morning, demonstrated a quieter and more introspective range that surprised many who only knew him for Soundgarden's heaviness. Across all of these chapters, Cornell commanded every stage he walked onto.

Behind The Gallery offers a curated selection of Chris Cornell limited edition photography prints, capturing Cornell across the full arc of his remarkable career. Each print is produced on museum-quality fine art paper, individually numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity. Available in multiple sizes, with worldwide shipping from Sydney, Australia.

Browse the full collection below to find Chris Cornell prints from Soundgarden and beyond. A genuine archival tribute to one of rock's most important voices.