Wes Wilson (1937–2020) - Grateful Dead at the Fillmore Auditorium / Concert - Americana / Psychedelic Art
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Description from the seller
"Dance Concert" features a psychedelic poster design centered around a stylized face surrounded by vibrant flowing hair and fluid, hand-drawn typography advertisement text. This advertising print was produced by West Coast Lithograph Co. in San Francisco for a series of concerts in 1966 featuring the Grateful Dead, Big Mama Mae Thornton, and Tim Rose.
Wes Wilson was an American graphic designer recognized as one of the leading creators of the psychedelic poster style in the late 1960s.
Artist or Maker: Wes Wilson.
Dimensions: Approximately 55 cm x 36 cm.
Medium: Lithograph.
Date: 1966.
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All items are professionally packed and shipped from France by Mail Boxes Etc. (MBE) on behalf of Dahlströms Rare Prints OÜ, Estonia.
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We handle every shipment with the utmost care, ensuring that our antique prints, maps and rare books arrive safely and in the condition described.
Seller's Story
Dahlströms Rare Prints OÜ specialises in original antique prints, maps, natural history, botanical illustrations, decorative engravings and rare books from the 16th to the 20th century. We source our items from private collections, auctions and libraries across Europe. All items are carefully described, professionally packed and shipped from France.
"Dance Concert" features a psychedelic poster design centered around a stylized face surrounded by vibrant flowing hair and fluid, hand-drawn typography advertisement text. This advertising print was produced by West Coast Lithograph Co. in San Francisco for a series of concerts in 1966 featuring the Grateful Dead, Big Mama Mae Thornton, and Tim Rose.
Wes Wilson was an American graphic designer recognized as one of the leading creators of the psychedelic poster style in the late 1960s.
Artist or Maker: Wes Wilson.
Dimensions: Approximately 55 cm x 36 cm.
Medium: Lithograph.
Date: 1966.
________
Shipping & Combined Purchases
We are happy to combine multiple purchases into one shipment, helping you save on shipping costs. Please contact us before making payment so that we can calculate and adjust the shipping cost accordingly.
All items are professionally packed and shipped from France by Mail Boxes Etc. (MBE) on behalf of Dahlströms Rare Prints OÜ, Estonia.
Every shipment is fully insured and sent exclusively via UPS or FedEx, with tracking provided after dispatch.
We handle every shipment with the utmost care, ensuring that our antique prints, maps and rare books arrive safely and in the condition described.
Seller's Story
Dahlströms Rare Prints OÜ specialises in original antique prints, maps, natural history, botanical illustrations, decorative engravings and rare books from the 16th to the 20th century. We source our items from private collections, auctions and libraries across Europe. All items are carefully described, professionally packed and shipped from France.
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Wes Wilson (1937–2020)
Title of artwork
Grateful Dead at the Fillmore Auditorium / Concert - Americana / Psychedelic Art
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
United States
Year
1966
Condition
Fair condition
Height
55 cm
Width
36 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Psychedelic Art
Sold with frame
No
Period
1960-1970
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