(7) Art of Rock Promotional Posters

This is an original poster produced for the opening event at the Museum of Rock Art in Daytona Beach Florida, sponsored by Chrysler and held in between 3/7-28/1982. The design is by the late great Ric

1980 MOMA Pablo Picasso Exhibition Poster, measures 32 7/8 x 59 1/2 inches, not framed. Artwork, wall art, home decor, promotional poster, ad, MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, Pablo Picasso, Pablo Picasso

Four vintage Lou Reed promotional posters for "Rock and Roll Heart" album, ca. 1976 (all unframed) 43" x 30" Provenance: Midnight Records, New York

Sierra Club Wilderness Conference poster, Art of Rock AOR-2.6365, April 7-9, 1967, Hilton Hotel, San Francisco, CA., original type 1 printing denoted by the Bindweed Credit that appears in the lower l

Margo St. James Fifth Annual Hookers Masquerade Ball poster, Art of Rock AOR-4.62, October 20, 1978 Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA., original printing, Robert Gotsch artist, 29" (height) x 19 7/8" (len

Here we have the Decca Records promotional poster for the 1970 album release of the music from Jesus Christ Superstar. The rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber premiered in October 1971. --CRITICAL DETA

Here we have a promotional poster for the 1983 Rolling Stones book by Robert Palmer. The book follows the career of the legendary rock band. 100% original with no restoration! --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --

WINGS (Anglo-American Rock Band) Original & Vintage 1972 Wings 'Mary Had A Little Lamb' Promotiona Poster from Apple Records. 1972 Apple Records. Includes COA. Dimensions: 20 inches by 29 7/8 inches (

This promotional poster advertised the Rolling Stones' Hot Rocks, a compilation album featuring many of the band's greatest hits from 1964-1971. This is the first time this poster is appearing

Thunderheart & Yea Production, 1967, 1975 & 1967, Gut & Bob Whitmire & Jack Hatfield, Festival Growing Things: Quicksilver Messenger Service (7/1), Miller Blues Band, Sandy Bull, Hugh Masekela, Congre

Family Dog, FD-7-3, FD-9-3 & FD-25, 1966, Wes Wilson & Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Daily Flash, Rising Sons, Big Brother and The Holding Company (5/6), Charlatans (5/7) & Captain Beefheart and His M

Heads & U-MEN; Subhumans @ Cuckoo's Nest 10/23/; the return of the get out of hell free @ la Porte Rouge 7/21/; FEAR & TSOL @ Apollo West 8/22/; Psychobud @Grandia Room 1/2

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

Bill Graham, BG-13-3/4, 1966, Wes Wilson, Edmund Shea (photographer), Lenny Bruce, Mothers, Fillmore Auditorium, 20 x 13 7/8”.

Bill Graham, BG-287, 1971, David Singer, Boz Scaggs (6/30), Cold Blood, Flamin Groovies, Stoneground, It’s A Beautiful Day (7/1), Elvin Bishop Group, Grootna, Lamb, Grateful Dead (7/2), New Riders O

Great Highway, c.1970, anonymous, Family Dog On The Great Highway Magic: Taj Mahal, Mike Bloomfield, Southern Comfort , The Edge Of the Western World, 22 ½ x 13 7/8”.

Michael Nesmith - Live At The Palais - ADVANCED PRESSINGLabel:Pacific Arts - PAC 7-118Format:Vinyl, LP, Advance, Album, Stereo Country:USReleased:1978Genre:RockStyle:Country Rock, Rock & Roll, Folk Ro

Here we have an uncut poster featuring San Francisco psychedelic rock band It's A Beautiful Day. This poster was a promotional item from Columbia Records. It features a beautiful, cheery design! 100%

The World Famous BG-75 is one of the KEY issues in the Bill Graham Fillmore Series. It features spectacular super popular art for one of the most beloved bands in the history of Rock and Roll. The Doo

The Western Front was a short lived and relatively obscure rock club that opened in June of 1967 in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. The Western Front wasn't around long but still produced

Buffalo Springfield was the launching pad for the careers of Neil Young and Stephen Stills. This short-lived folk-rock band made its first appearance in the Bay Area in November and December of 1966 w

Featured on this original poster from the Leamington Hotel are Sparrow and The Wildflower. Both were early proponents of psychedelic folk rock. The Wildflower were kind of precursors to the hippies an

King of the blues harmonica, Paul Butterfield was the master of blending electric Chicago blues with a rock and roll and even jazz fusion. This original poster was produced by noted artist Lee Conklin

KSAN, 1976, Alton Kelley & Stanley Mouse, What Was That or Suddenly Last Summer KSAN Promotional, San Francisco, 21 ¼ x 14”.