1967 Wallace Berman Female Psychedelic Poster

1967 Wallace Berman Female Psychedlic Poster. Appx 37"x24". Large tear on lower left corner. Tear on upper left corner. Staples tears on lower and upper right corners.

Heading: Author: Berman, Wallace Title: OPT.82. BOOSTER BNG. ANGUINEA/Y GOTHIC/Y FANTOM LEX.MM.44.9 STP DEF.005 ANGUINEA/X (BLACK) CM Place Published: Topanga Publisher:John Martin Date Publishe

Created by the late great Wes Wilson, here is a first printing poster that seldom turns up in our auctions with this HIGH-GRADE state of preservation. Wilson's use of the female form is a central

Created by the late great Wes Wilson, here is a first printing poster which seldom turns up in our auctions with this high grade state of preservation. Wilson's use of the female form is a central

This second printing poster offers the same popular and iconic art for far less than a First Print currently commands! Wes Wilson's use of the female form is a central theme in many of his images.

This second printing poster offers the same popular and iconic art for far less than a First Print currently commands! Wes Wilson's use of the female form is a central theme in many of his images.

Heading: (Posters) Author: Moon, artist Title: Superior Acid - Blows Your Mind Place Published: San Francisco Publisher:American Newsrepeat Co. Date Published: 1967 Description:

The Standells Hydrogen People 1967 Psychedelic Poster. It is a promotional "head shop" poster for Los Angeles-based garage and psych band the "Standells". Measures 13.8" x 22" Reserve: $30.00 Shipping

The Standells Hydrogen People 1967 Psychedelic Poster. It is a promotional "head shop" poster for Los Angeles based garage and psych band the "Standells".

Wallace Berman Untitled 1965 offset print in black on yellow colored stock 21 x 17 inches Published privately Good condition Illustrated: Support the Revolution, p 172 Unframed In

1967 psychedelic head shop poster "Holy Smoke", Robert Fried artist, original printing, 28 1/4" (height) x 22 1/4" (length)

Psychedelic Dance poster, No. 1 in a series, copyright 1967, Terre Art Studios artist, original printing, 22 1/4" (height) x 17 1/4" (length)

DESCRIPTION: Two 1967 psychedelic concert posters. Includes: 1) The Family Dog Production concert poster for The Doors, Miller Blues Band and more. Printed 1967. Unframed. 2) 1967 Neon Rose Victor Mos

Wes Wilson Open Up and See 1967 Exhibition Poster - May 23, 1967 Psychedelic designed poster promoting the opening of J Walter Thompson's new ofiices in Los Angeles / Matted not framed / Measures: 14"

Wallace Berman Untitled 1965 offset print in black on yellow-colored stock 21 x 17 inches Published privately Illustrated Aleph p 86 Good condition Domestic shipping $25

Jimi Hendrix Experience 1967 Head Shop Psychedelic Poster, The Purple Realm, art by Rik WG, 20" x 29," creases, tears, edge wear

Apprx 21" x 27"

VICTOR MOSCOSO (American, B. 1936), Lot of Five Posters, including "The Blushing Peony Store," 1967, vintage advertising poster, NR-17, "Wildflower," 1967, vintage psychedelic concert poster, third pr

This poster was created in 1967 by noted psychedelic poster artist Bob Schnepf for a boutique called Velvet Underground located in San Francisco. 100% original and in beautiful condition! --CRITICAL

The Byrds psychedelic poster, 1967 Saladin Productions/Wendell Ltd., 20" (height) x 13" (length)

Joseph Gomez (American, 20th century), "Haight Ashbury Loves You," 1967, vintage psychedelic lithographic poster in colors with offset photo in center, signed by artist lower right, printed by Double

DAVID HODGES HEAD-SHOP ART. PUBLISHED BY DOUBLE-H PRESS SAN FRANCISCO. ABOUT 1967. original psychedelic 60s poster. 14 X 20. center of image reads "Stick Pin Here"

Rick Griffin 1967 Psychedelic Shop Art Show Poster, "The New Improved Psychedelic Shop Featuring the First Anniversary Jook Savage Art Show," Berkely Bonapart, Berkeley CA, approx 14" x 19.5,"

Second Printing (San Fran Poster Co credit bottom left). Psychedelic Art Show held at The Electric Tibet in Berkeley, CA on May 1, 1967. The design is by artist Tom Weller, with a photo by Paul Kagan.