1960's USF Psychedelic Poster for Arts Performance

1960's University of San Francisco poster for 2 American Premieres. Measures 20 in. x 13.75 in. VG/VG-EX condition. An original poster of the period and not a reprint, bootleg or facsimile unless stat

The Artists Rights Today benefit shows included performances from many of the players who were regulars in the San Francisco scene during the 1960’s. This Old Fillmore concert in March 1987 featured

This poster was created for the 1960 Kalamazoo Fair, featuring performances from Brenda Lee and Tommy Dorsey. Condition details: handling, edge tears. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Bre

This classic looking cardboard boxing-style poster was created for an event at the Allene Memorial Church in Chattanooga, TN on August 5th, 1960! The show featured performances from The Gospelaires, T

The Artists Rights Today benefit shows included performances from many of the players who were regulars in the San Francisco scene during the 1960s. This Old Fillmore concert in March 1987 featured th

The Artists Rights Today benefit show in 1986 included performances from many of the players who were regulars in the San Francisco scene during the 1960s. This poster is in supreme, museum-quality co

1960's New York Psychedelic art posters. Artist: Thielec. 1967 Blue Dome, Bleeker st. and Central Park Mall. New York.Dimensions: 19" X 29"

A pair of 1960s psychedelic concert poster reprint serigraphs featuring the art of Bob Masse and Wes Wilson. Posters are presented beneath glass and encompassed by metal frames. They include BG-51 Fil

Large promotional poster designed by Rick Griffin in 1974. Alfred E. Newman became the popular logo of Mad Magazine from the 1950s, and continued to be an influence on 1960s psychedelic poster artists

This poster has been authenticated on the reverse by the Godfather of 1960s Psychedelic Concert Posters, Eric King! The lightly penciled inscription represents what concert poster authentication looke

This handbill has been authenticated on the reverse by the Godfather of 1960s Psychedelic Concert Posters, Eric King, and comes from his personal collection! The lightly penciled inscription represent

Kaleidoscope, KA 2, 1967, Kaleidoscope Graphics Inc./ John Douglas Cline, The Doors, The UFO, Peanut Butter Conspiracy, The Kaleidoscope at Ciros, 18 ½” diameter.

Bill Graham, BG-110, 1968, Stanley Mouse, Cream, James Cotton Blues Band, Jeremy & The Satyrs, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Fillmore Auditorium/ Winterland, 21 x 14”.

Thunder Machine Production, AOR 2.338, 1966, Wes Wilson, Grateful Dead, Santa Rosa’s Veteran Hall, 20 x 14”.

Bill Graham, BG-9, 1966, Wes Wilson, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grateful Dead, Mothers, Fillmore Auditorium, 20 x 14”.

Kaleidoscope, KA 16, 1968, Mortimer/ Eidos Ltd. #16, Love, Rhinoceros, Taj Mahal, Kaleidoscope Club, Sunset & Vine, 18 ½” diameter.

Kaleidoscope, KA 1, AOR 3.77, 1967, Kaleidoscope Graphics Inc., Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Canned Heat, 1228 Vine Street, Hollywood, 18 ½” diameter.

Bill Graham, BG-10, 1966, Wes Wilson, Jefferson Airplane, Great Society, Heavenly Blues Band, Fillmore Auditorium, 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-101-1, 1968, Rick Griffin, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Kaleidoscope, Charles Musselwhite, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14”, type one.

Old Cheese Factory, AOR 2.185, 1966, Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley, Grateful Dead Anniversary Party, Old Cheese Factory, 20 x 14 ¼”.

Bill Graham, BG-79, 1967, Bonnie MacLean, Paul Butterfield, Cream, South Side Sound Machine, Fillmore Auditorium, 21 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-33, 1966, Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Grateful Dead, Oxford Circle, Avalon Ballroom, 20 ¼ x 14 1/8”.

Bill Graham, BG-57, 1967, Wes Wilson, Byrds, Moby Grape, Andrew Staples, Fillmore Auditorium/ Winterland, 22 ½ x 13 ¾”.

Straight Theater, AOR 2.220, 1967, Frank Melton, Mount Rushmore (7/21), New Salvation Army Banned, Mother Earth, Country Joe & The Fish (7/22), The Charlatans, Blue Cheer, Freedom Highway, Grateful De