Wes Wilson Fillmore poster

Heading: Author: Wilson, Wes Title: The Chambers Brothers, Quicksilver Messenger Service - Fillmore April 7-9, 1967 Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:Bill Graham Presents Date Published:

BG-16 RP-2 BG-10 RP-2 BG-18 RP-4 BG-23 RP-3 BG-21 RP-2 BG-24 RP-3 BG-48 OP-2 knicked edge- ORIGINAL PRINTING --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Gb We

Lot of 3 Wes Wilson Fillmore RP-2 Posters. BG-28, BG-30, BG-35. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Lot Of 3 Wes Wilson Fillmore RP-2 Posters --GRADE: Not Graded

Lot of 3 Wes Wilson Fillmore RP Posters: BG-9, BG-23, and BG-55. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Lot Of 3 Wes Wilson Fillmore Rp Posters --GRADE: Not Graded

Lot of 6 Wes Wilson Fillmore RP Posters: BG-10, BG-13,BG-15, BG-16, BG-18, and BG-24. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Lot Of 6 Wes Wilson Fillmore Rp Posters --GRADE: Not Grade

Lot of 2 Wes Wilson Fillmore OP Posters. BG-58, BG-60. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Lot of 2 Wes Wilson Fillmore OP Posters --GRADE: Not Graded

This poster is signed by the artist, Wes Wilson! Early Fillmore posters are among the most desirable concert posters ever issued and this piece is sure to enjoy spirited bidding from collectors! Trul

Wes Wilson, BG-56, BG-51, Fillmore PostersTwo Fillmore Auditorium, Wes Wilson concert posters. Including:Moby Grape, The Chambers Brothers, and The Charlatans at Fillmore Auditorium and Winterland, Ma

This poster is signed by the artist, Wes Wilson! This Fillmore/Winterland poster announced the first Bill Graham appearance of the late great Rock n Roll innovator Chuck Berry. This 1967 Fillmore/Win

A lithograph poster circa 1967 designed by Wes Wilson (American, 1937-2020) announcing a Buffalo Springfield and Steve Miller Blues Band live concert at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Printed by Creat

This poster was created to announce the Fillmore appearance of Blues legend Howlin' Wolf. Peter Bailey designed this poster. Artist Wes Wilson's tenure as the Fillmore's primary poster art

After a long hiatus from creating Fillmore posters, artist Wes Wilson returned to create a pair of posters in December of 1968. Wilson's style have evolved considerably since his earlier offerings

This high grade original poster is signed in pencil by the artist, the late great Wes Wilson! This lovely Wes Wilson design is one of his early works that celebrates the feminine form. His model was h

Vintage FIRST printing concert poster created for the show at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco, CA on August 10, 1966, produced by Bill Graham / BGP with art by Wes Wilson.  It measures 1

Artist: Wes Wilson Title: BG-150 Fillmore Poster Designed by Wes Wilson Printing Date: 1968 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14?? x 21?? Publisher: Bill Graham Series: Bill Graham Presents After a long

Lot of 3 Fillmore Wes Wilson RP Posters: BG-38, BG-45, BG-51. --CRITICAL DETAILS-- --TITLE: Lot Of 3 Fillmore Wes Wilson Rp Posters --GRADE: Not Graded

Them Poster Signed Van Morrison Fillmore Wes Wilson, 1966 20x14, 1st Printing original

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 Wes Wilson poster announced a Fillmore Auditorium appearance by The Mothers and The Blues Project; the band that was a vehicle for the genius of Al Kooper. Kooper was also instrumental for his pa

From The Houston Freeburg Collection. This Wes Wilson poster announced a Fillmore Auditorium appearance by The Mothers and The Blues Project; the band that was a vehicle for the genius of Al Kooper. K

This Fillmore poster, created by artist Wes Wilson was his second to last for Bill Graham. After BG 62, Wilson ended his tenure as the exclusive artist for the Fillmore. He would return for after a ye

This Wes Wilson poster announced a Fillmore Auditorium appearance by The Mothers and The Blues Project; the band that was a vehicle for the genius of Al Kooper. Kooper was also instrumental for his pa

This Wes Wilson poster announced a Fillmore Auditorium appearance by The Mothers and The Blues Project, the band that was a vehicle for the genius of Al Kooper. Kooper was also instrumental for his pa

This Fillmore poster, created by artist Wes Wilson was his second to last for Bill Graham. After BG 62, Wilson ended his tenure as the exclusive artist for the Fillmore. He would return for after a ye