Trending Grateful Dead- Fillmore West Bg-162 Accessory [nIu71lOL]

Time travel to the golden era of the Grateful Dead with this original Bill Graham concert relic. From February 27 to March 2, 1969, the Fillmore West transformed into a haven of psychedelic sounds, with the legendary Grateful Dead leading the way into a realm of resplendent musical transcendence.

This #BG-162 is an original first-printing designed by the one and only Lee Conklin.

Lee Conklin, known for his distinctive and prolific poster art style, lends his visionary touch to this captivating artwork. Against a backdrop of shades ranging from fiery orange to earthy rust, the central image emerges—an ethereal photograph of the Grateful Dead, captured by the lens of renowned American photographer Herb Greene.

Conklin's artistic prowess shines through in the intricate details that surround the central image. Hand-drawn faces, carefully shaded in a style that sets them apart from Conklin's other works, weave together to create a tapestry of psychedelic energy. As your eyes wander, you'll notice two enigmatic skulls nestled in the upper left and upper right corners, adding an element of mystery and intrigue to the composition. We can't get enough!

This original piece of Grateful Dead concert memorabilia is a must-have for any Dead Head.

Size: 21.0" x 14.0"

Condition: Very Good