The charlatans poster

The Charlatans "Love is the key, I will sacrifice my soul to free you from misery"

The Charlatans poster, main singer placed at the front, band members at the back, posed, casual clothing

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Leading artists of the 1960s Psychedelic Art movement were San Francisco poster artists such as Wes Wilson, Mouse and Kelly (Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelly), Victor Moscoso, and Rick Griffin. This is part 2 of a 2-part post on psychedelic graphics of the 1960s. For background notes and for earlier works, see part 1 also. February 24-26 1967 Artist Wes Wilson Grateful Dead, Otis Rush Chicago Blues Band, The Canned Heat Blues Band at Fillmore Auditorium, SF © 1967 Bill Graham © Wes Wilson March…

The FD-D2 is the first in the series of posters designed for the Family Dog location at 1601 West Evans in Denver, Colorado. It is a great-looking poster that was designed by George Hunter and Michael Ferguson of The Charlatans, who are listed as one of the acts. Joining The Charlatans for this September 15-16, 1967 appearance were Quicksilver Messenger Service and Superband. The original poster was printed on tan stock and measures approximately 15″ x 23″. The postcard has a blank back and…