psychedelic rock poster Avalon

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

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

Family Dog, FD-89, 1967, Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Sons Of Champlin, Taj Mahal, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14 ¼”.

Family Dog, FD-49-1, 1967, Victor Moscoso, Moby Grape, Charlatans, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-48-1, 1967, Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley & Bob Seidmann (photographer), Big Brother and The Holding Company, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Oxford Circle, Avalon Ballroom, Slightly trimm

Family Dog, FD-22-3, 1966, Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Grateful Dead, Sopwith Camel (Misspelled Greatful Dead), Avalon Ballroom, 20 ¾ x 14 1/8”.

Family Dog, FD-38-3, 1966, Victor Moscoso, Big Brother and The Holding Company, Oxford Circle, Lee Michaels, Avalon Ballroom, 20 3/8 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-62-1, 1967, Rick Griffin, Quicksilver Messenger Service & Country Joe & The Fish, Avalon Ballroom, 14 x 20”

Family Dog, FD-47-1, 1967, Victor Moscoso, Miller Blues Band, Lee Michaels, Peanut Butter Conspiracy, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-131, 1968, Bob Schnepf, Jerry Wainright, Chrome Cyrcus, Holy Modal Rounders, Pink Floyd, Avalon Ballroom, 21 ½ x 14”.

A group of four from bands including Big Brother and the Holding Company, Vanilla Fudge, The Fugs, and the Velvet Underground among others, Artwork by Stanley Mouse et al., mostly Avalon Ballroom, 196

A group of two from bands/performers including Canned Heat and Van Morrison among others, Artwork by Alton Kelley et al., Denver and Avalon Ballroom, 1967, various printings, versos stamped and signed

A group of four from bands/performers including The Youngbloods, Bo Diddley, Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Flatt & Scruggs among others, Artwork by Chris Johnson et al., Avalon Ballroom, 19

A group of four from bands including Quicksilver Messenger Services, Canned Heat, Charlatans, and Santana Blues Band among others, Artwork by Alton Kelley et al., Avalon Ballroom, 1968, various printi

A group of three from bands/performers including the Charlatans, Buddy Guy, and Canned Heat among others, Artwork by Robert Frield et al., Avalon Ballroom, 1967, various printings, versos stamped and

Family Dog, FD-93-1 & FD-97-1, 1967, Joe Gomez & Chris Johnson, Big Brother and The Holding Company, Mount Rushmore & Siegel Schwall Blues Cheers and Soul Survivors, Avalon Ballroom, each 20 x 14”.

Family Dog, FD-29-3, FD-29-?, 1966, Stanley Mouse & Alton Kelley, Jim Kweskin Jug Band, Big Brother & The Holding Company, Electric Train, Avalon Ballroom, 20 x 14” & trimmed to 19 1/8 x 13 ¾”. (

Family Dog, FD-116-1 & FD-127, 1968, Alton Kelley & Paul Kagan, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Charlatans, It’s A Beautiful Day & Steve Miller Band, Howlin’ Wolf, Conqueroo, Avalon Ballroom, 14 x

Family Dog, FD-123-1 & FD-130, 1968, Larry Stark & Casey Simpson, Frumious Bandersnatch, Clear Light, Buddy Guy; Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Howlin’ Wolf, Avalon Ball

Family Dog, FD-130 & FD-144, 1968, Casey Simpson & Wes Wilson, Jerry Uelsmann, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Howlin’ Wolf & Byrds, Taj Mahal, Genesis, Avalon Ballroom,

Family Dog, FD-104-2 & FD-108, 1968, Victor Moscoso & Neon Park, Electric Flag (2/2, 2/4), Mad River, Fugs (2/3), 13th Floor Elevators & Blues Project, Genesis, Taj Mahal, Avalon Ballroom, each 20 x 1

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 November and December of 1966 with

From the Houston Freeburg Collection. 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 A

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