Wes Wilson THE BLUES PROJECT Poster

The Laugh Cure Dance and Concert 1966 Family Dog (FD-8) Avalon, San Francisco concert poster. Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Blues Project, Sons of Adam. Measures 20 in. x 14 in. Provenance: Priva

Artist: Wes Wilson Title: Attractive FD-113 Blues Project Poster Printing Date: 1968 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 14" x 20"  Publisher: Family Dog Series: Family Dog Wes Wilson created this attrac

We are pleased to present an opportunity to acquire an Original FD-8 first printing concert poster, designed by the late great Wes Wilson! Early Family Dog posters are among the most sought-after issu

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in superb museum quality condition and sur

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

Here is a late contribution to the Family Dog series by THE innovator of the psychedelic concert poster, the late great Wes Wilson. This beautiful example is in great condition and sure to be apprecia

Concert poster "Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco", artist Wes Wilson 1966, Featuring The Blues Project. Frame 20 1/2" x 14 1/2".

Classic Wes Wilson designed 1st pressing of this poster.

Blues Project - Great Society FD5. 3rd. Art by Wes Wilson. The 3rd printing is 14 1/8" x 20 1/2" on uncoated index. It drops the union logo and the "Gillette" credit of the 2nd printing, but "No.5-3"

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 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

Art by Wes Wilson - Featuring : Blues Project, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Sons of Adam - /

Title: BG50 Wes Wilson Famous Art - The Blues Project Additional Info: Oddly chiseled stone-people arranged in a Sistene Chapel tableau reach across this Blues Project and The Mothers offering. One of

FD113 - The Blues Project - 1968 - Wes Wilson - 1ST

Rock Art Expo '94 presented by Wes Wilson and The Poster Project Ltd. convention poster, October 21-23, 1994 Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA., original printing, Scott Mc Dougall artist signed and

Rock Art Expo '95 presented by Wes Wilson and The Poster Project Ltd. convention poster, September 16-17, 1995, Herbst Pavilion, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, CA., original printing, Scott Mc Doug

FD5 - The Blues Project - 3RD - 1966 - Wes Wilson

This Wes Wilson postcard 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 Dyla

Blues Project; It's a Beautiful Day; Nazz-Ave Blues Band; FD #113 – 4/5/68 – Artist Wes Wilson mint cond.

Heading: Author: Wilson, Wes Title: Blues Project with The Great Society at Avalon Ballroom Place Published: San Francisco Publisher: Date Published: 1966 Description: Offs