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The poster art created by Herb Greene to promote 1960s and 70s live music concerts, club dates and legendary events is among the most collectible rock poster art of the period.
The Photographer: Herb Greene took the concept of real LSD Blotter and printed some of his most iconic images on blotter paper without adding LSD! Herb moved to the San Francisco Bay area in the 1960’s. He ended up teaming with hippies and musicians in the Haight Asbury neighborhood.
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New Speeway Boogie by Herb Greene and Stanley Mouse. This poster is a collaborative effort between Grateful Dead Photographer, Herb Greene and Album Cover Artist, Stanley Mouse. The poster was published by Walnut Street Gallery for an art exhibit in Indianapolis during one of the Grateful Dead’s multi night concerts at Deer Creek.
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This beautiful "Herbs Parsley Dance I" Framed Canvas Art is printed using the highest quality fade resistant ink on canvas. Every one of our Floral Framed Wall art is printed on premium quality cotton canvas. Each Traditional Framed Canvas print is stretched tightly over a 1-inch wood sub frame and inserted into a 1.5
Herb Greene. Born in Indio, California, in 1942, Herb “Herbie” Greene is an American photographer known for his photographs of 1960s San Francisco musicians. His artistic mother encouraged him to draw; however, his high school art teacher suggested photography, and he bought his first camera, a 1959 Icon Contaflex.
Herb Greene is one of the best-known chroniclers of the Haight-Ashbury music scene in the 1960s. During this vibrant period in American music history, Greene worked by day as a staff photographer for a San Francisco department store, while photographing characters of the early rock scene on his own time.
Feb 27, 2023 · ‘The Haight-Ashbury Experience and the Pursuit of Happiness: The Photography of Herb Greene’ is on view at the Haight Street Art Center (215 Haight St.) through May 29, 2023. Exhibition details here.
