New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Signed Posters

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Signed Posters (2) serigraphs, including Paul Rogers 'Wynton Marsalis', 2002, signed and numbered #728/750 lower margin, also signed by Wy

George Rodrigue (American/Louisiana, 1944-2013), "Al Hirt: New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival," 2000, silkscreen poster, signed in print lower right, numbered "5372/10,000" and with printer’s

1989 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival limited edition poster signed by the artist Robert Thomas. The poster features Fats Domino and is number 1723 of 2500 made. Framed and matted in a black frame

1985 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival poster,artist signed F. Wallen, 3641/12500, 1987 Jazz & Heritage Festival poster, artist signed Hugh Ricke, 11203/12500

George Rodrigue (American/Louisiana, 1944-2013), "New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival", 1995, silkscreen poster, pencil-signed and numbered "518/2500" lower margin, signed in plate, 33 in. x 19 1/2 i

Serigraph Poster. Signed and designed by Phillip Bascle. Signed and numbered 15/2500. Image size- 29.5 x 20, Frame- 37.5 x 27.75.

Serigraph Poster. Signed and designed by Rob Bechet. Numbered 12/1500. Image size- 32.75 x 22, Frame- 39.5 x 29.5.

Memorial Poster. Serigraph poster, signed and designed by Tony O. Champagne. Signed and numbered 431/3000. Image size- 33 x 22, Frame- 41 x 29.75.

It is a colorful design, featuring 3 Trumpet players with vibrant shirts and fedora hats. The Poster is Signed by artist Patti Harris Googe. It is Numbered 251/12,500. The Poster Looks to be in Great

After William Hemmerling (American, 1943-2009), "2005 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival," offset poster in colors, signed in plate lower right, edition 3903/10,000, overall (with frame): 42"h x 3

Jazz & Heritage Festival poster, signed and numbered 278/750, 31"x23"

New Orleans Signed Poster and T-Shirt Assortment (4) items including (2) New Orleans Jazz and Heritage festival posters with a 1997 signed in plate and lower margin 'Pa

Serigraph Poster. Fats Domino, signed and designed by Richard Thomas. Image size- 31 x 21, Frame- 41 x 30.5.

John Martinez (20th century) New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Poster, 1979 Serigraph on paper Signed in plate, pencil number 8601/10000 to lower right margin with ProCreations blind stamp Approx.

Charest & Brousseau (Canadian, 20th century) New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Poster, 1978 Serigraph on paper Signed in plate, pencil number 4943/5000 to lower right margin with ProCreations blind

1976 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival serigraph, first edition, signed by the Louisiana folk artist Maria Laredo, portraying Fats Houston, the grand marshal of the Eureka marching jazz band. Pen

Two New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Posters, 1977 and 1978, consisting of the 1977 poster, designed by Kathleen Joffrion, signed in plate mid-left edge, pencil signed and numbered "2621/5000" i

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival 1993 poster designed by John Scott, signed & numbered 2125/15000. 22 inches x 34 inches.

George Rodrigue (American/Louisiana 1944-2013), 1996 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival poster depicting a male clarinet player in a red jacket seated with a blue dog at his feet, pencil signed at l

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Poster, 1977, designed by Kathleen Joffrion, signed in plate mid-left edge, numbered "3248/5000" in lower right margin, frame backing with publishing information

1977 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival poster. Designed by Kathleen Joffrion Perry. Pencil signed and numbered 453/500. Measures 22" x 30" and 34" x 27" w/ frame.

It is the "Congo Square" design, Signed by artist Ron Bechet. It is Numbered 239/1500. It Looks to be in Great condition. It is house in a bamboo-style frame, protected under glass. The Sight measurem

Two New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Posters Maria Laredo (American/New Orleans, b. 1948), 1976, pencil-signed, inscribed "1st Edition" and numbered "275/1000" lower margin; and James Michalopou

Pair of New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Posters, "1978" by Charest and Brousseau and "1979" by John Martinez, former pencil-signed, numbered "515/1000" and blind stamp lower margin, latter numb