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Psychedelic Shop Art Show San Francisco 67 Griffin
About this poster
The Psychedelic Shop was located in the Haight-Ashbury district and opened on January 3, 1966. Brothers Ron and Jay Thelin opened the shop and began selling psychedelic books and posters, hippie clothing, and drug paraphernalia. This head shop became a gathering place for the burgeoning counterculture of San Francisco until it closed in October 1967. Rick Griffin designed this fabulous image and it was his very first foray into the psychedelic poster field. While taking this to the printer, he ran into the organizers of the Human Be-In and they immediately asked him to do a poster for that event. The Human Be-In poster, known as The Art of Rock number 2.215, and this Psychedelic Shop poster were the springboard to Griffin’s involvement with Chet Helms and Bill Graham.
These carry the union bug #72 in the lower right margin.
Edition Details
- Class: Event Poster
- Release Date: 01/01/1967
- Print Type: Limited Edition (LE)
- Designer: Rick Griffin
- Status: Official
- Size: 14" x 19 7/8" (35.56 x 50.48 cm)
Event Details
- Band: Jook Savages
- Event: Psychedelic Shop Art Show
- Date: 01/01/1967
- Venue: The Psychedelic Shop
- City: San Francisco
- State: California
- Country: United States
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| 08/16/2021 | $350.00 | Private Sale |
| 08/16/2021 | $800.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/29/2021 | $75.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/27/2021 | $50.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/06/2021 | $70.00 | Private Sale |
| 08/16/2021 | $350.00 | Private Sale |
| 08/16/2021 | $800.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/29/2021 | $75.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/27/2021 | $50.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/06/2021 | $70.00 | Private Sale |
| 08/16/2021 | $350.00 | Private Sale |
| 08/16/2021 | $800.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/29/2021 | $75.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/27/2021 | $50.00 | Private Sale |
| 07/06/2021 | $70.00 | Private Sale |
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