Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore Auditorium Concert Poster, BG-7 (Bill Graham, 1966). Here's another early poster from...

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Quicksilver Messenger Service Fillmore Auditorium Concert Poster, BG-7 (Bill Graham, 1966). Here's another early poster from the Bill Graham Presents poster, featuring Bay Area faves Quicksilver Messenger Service. Wes Wilson's design features red, green, pink, and black, in an arrangement that seems to vibrate; it's one of the first times artist Wes Wilson used this clashing color technique, which quickly became a standard psychedelic trademark. This scarce first-printing poster measures approximately 14" x 19.25". It's in Good condition, with several small areas of color missing, plus various light stains and tackholes.

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