The Mothers of Invention lithograph @ Winterland with

Reserve Reduced! The Mothers of Invention @ Winterland with Sir Douglas Quintet 1969 lithograph 10 3/4" x 27 1/8" rare vintage concert poster Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

This poster is signed by the artist, Stanley Mouse! This original Bill Graham poster produced by Stanley Mouse promoted yet another appearance by the Mothers of Invention at the Fillmore venue. This t

Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention, Booker T and the MGs, along with one of the greatest blues guitarists to ever grace the face of the earth. We have reported extensively about the huge and g

This postcard promoted yet another appearance by the Mothers of Invention at the Fillmore venue. This time they were the headliner. The band was two short months away from the release of We're Onl

This RARE, blacklight screenprint was created for Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention playing the opening Night of the Legendary Thee Image Club in Miami Beach! The show occurred on March 15th, 1

This seldom seen Family Dog poster isn't a part of the well-known numbered series, but is still a legitimate FD issue! It advertised Frank Zappa and The Mothers, Sir Douglas, and more at San Franc

This seldom seen Family Dog poster isn't a part of the well-known numbered series, but is still a legitimate FD issue! It advertised Frank Zappa and The Mothers, Sir Douglas, and more at San Franc

Framed lithograph on paper, "Mexican Mother," pencil signed Jerry Bywaters (Texas, 1906-1989), and dated 1936 lower right, titled lower left, sight: 16.5"h, 13"w, overall: 24"h, 20"w, 5.25lbs Start Pr

Artist: Salvador Dali Title: Disintegrating Mother Medium: Lithograph on Paper Art Dimensions: 25 H x 20 W inches

Dorothea Lange "Migrant Mother" lithograph 26x22

DOROTHEA LANGE " MIGRANT MOTHER " LITHOGRAPH PRINT-20.5" X 16" APPROX- VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP12022

DESCRIPTION: Lithograph print of "Happy Mother" by Chaim Gross depicting a mother reclining with three children. Piece is framed, signed and dated at bottom right by author, titled at bottom center, a

Lot 89 Käthe Kollwitz (after) German (1867-1945) Die Mütter (The Mothers) lithograph marked '(276) 32507 P.A.M.' signed in plate sheet: 17 x 21 7/8 inches unframed Provenance: From a Priv

Zin Mother, lithograph, 30 x 22 in (76.2 x 55.8 cm), signed and titled lower right, ED 166/250

Framed memorial My Dearest Mother lithograph. Subject depicts female figure with inscription. Printed in USA. Not examined out of frame. In metal frame, surface wear consistent with exposure. Measures

Framed memorial My Dearest Mother lithograph. Subject depicts female figure with inscription. Printed in USA. Not examined out of frame. In metal frame, surface wear consistent with exposure. Measures

This super scarce and original concert poster advertised a performance by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention at the Berkeley Community Theatre on November 30th, 1968. The Mothers had recently re

Here we have a RARE Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention poster from a show on October 21 1970 at Music Hall in Cincinatti. That was the year the band released two studio albums, Burnt Weeny Sandw

This Bill Graham poster features The Mothers of Invention and the James Cotton Blues Band at the Fillmore East in New York during April 1968. The Fillmore East was Bill Graham's contribution to th

Original 1st printing concert poster for Otis Rush & His Chicago Blues Band appearing with the Mothers of Invention (featuring Frank Zappa) and Morning Glory at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisc

83 x 115cm, folded

In mid 1968 Zappa and the mothers moved back to LA and Zappa himself moved to a house in Laurel Canyon. A few months later the future Little Feat frontman Lowell George met Frank and joined the Mother

This Wes Wilson poster announced a Fillmore Auditorium appearance by The Blues Project; the band that was a vehicle for the genius of Al Kooper. Kooper was also instrumental for his part in Bob Dylan&

This Bill Graham poster features The Mothers of Invention and the James Cotton Blues Band at the Fillmore East in New York during April 1968. The Fillmore East was Bill Graham's contribution to th