Cover Art
The picture used for the cover of Tapestry, according to Jim McCrary, the photographer who captured King, was taken at a Laurel Canyon house where King lived on Wonderland Ave., not her house at 8815 Appian Way in Laurel Canyon, California. It shows her sitting near old Indian print curtains and holding a tapestry she hand stitched herself. Also in the picture is her cat Telemachus.
Read more about this topic: Tapestry (Carole King album)
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