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AQUATIC BALANCE R. BIFFLE POSTER By Studio B 18” X 24” NOS (b597) 1995 Fish

This limited edition poster titled “AQUATIC BALANCE” by R. Biffle is a cool piece of art depicting Fish. Undersea kingdom. Unique collection poster. The poster measures 18 inches in height and 24 inches in length, making it a medium-sized piece. The colors are vibrant and the details are strange, making it a perfect addition to any collection that is inspired by nature, nautical, maritime, or mythological themes. The poster is a reproduction and was produced in 1995 by Studio B. It is not signed and does not come with a Certificate of Authenticity. The poster is printed on high-quality paper and is perfect for anyone who loves fish, plants, or any other weird, bizarre, botanical, or fantastical subject. This poster is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty of nature and wants to add a touch of vintage style to their collection. Normal wear and dear (tack holes…), one puncture but not apparent from the front (see photos). I will ship in poster tube.

Alice in Wonderland Non-Flocked Blacklight Poster 24″ x 36″

The Blacklight Zone sells items related to the blacklight culture including both non-blacklight reactive items and blacklight items. Alice in Wonderland Non-Flocked Blacklight Poster 24″ x 36″ Measures approximately 24″ x 36″ Poster is rolled and wrapped in plastic Ships in sturdy mailing tube. Printed in the USA with fluorescent inks. This poster is not flocked, meaning it does not have the black velvet, contrast, and intense glow that other blacklight posters might have. Alice in Wonderland – Non-Flocked Blacklight Poster 24″ x 36″ This poster is 24″ x 36″ and makes the perfect addition to an entertainment or movie room as well as teen bedroom or college student’s dorm room. The poster is printed with bright inks for great normal light viewing; or, use a blacklight to get a glowing effect. Posters are packaged rolled to avoid creasing and tears.

Tower Records Poster “Summer 1974” Original Print Series Rare Frank Carson

          This original lithograph was published by Tower Records in the summer of 1974. I know of two versions of this one, one says “Summer” in the scroll at the top. The other one says “Fresno.” This one is “Summer.” It was part of an early series of art prints celebrating music, stores and seasons.These early Tower Records calendars and art prints are big, rich and magnificent. Frank Carson’s art is lush and fanciful, and they are printed on beautiful heavy paper and feature stunning lithography. Tower’s notoriety, the art’s high quality and relatively low quantities in the early years — not to mention their intrinsic beauty — guarantee they will appreciate nicely for many years if not forever. Tower created these highly collectible posters for most of its long tenure as the “greatest record store in the known world.” The exact number of prints that were done is unknown, but early print runs when Tower had just a few stores were not high. They might be one-offs celebrating a concert, a poster created for use in-store to publicize a certain release or just a fun thing printed up because somebody liked a band and wanted to do something nice for them. Cat Stevens, the Jefferson Airplane and Bob Dylan were just a few of the artists whose image or work graced early Tower prints. Starting in around 1975, the prints morphed into calendars which Tower published until just before its demise in 2006. Most were produced in cooperation with the radio stations, who would pay or trade for printing plate changes which enabled the insertion of their station logo on a certain number of the calendars that would be distributed by their local Towers and through station promotions.æThey were highly sought-after and often turned up in TV sitcoms and movies, such as the music movie FM or the long-running TV sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati.æ Artist Frank Carson did virtually all of the art from the mid-’60s into the ’90s. They are quite beautiful, with the theme of beautiful women evolving from hippies nestled in deco and art nouveau themes to contemporary women surrounded by pop art and symbols of popular culture. After Carson disappeared from the Sacramento art scene in the late ’80s, a number of different approaches were used to adorn the calendars, from hiring notable fine artists like Jerald Silva to acquiring art by holding competitions between store artists and employees. These art prints and calendars are increasingly rare. They are mementos of the days when Tower’s aisles teemed with a record biz vibe as customers, store employees and record company salesmen bought, sold and talked music and recordings. It was a highly enjoyable communal ritual that is sorely missed. Original Print was published by Tower Records in 1974 Offset lithography on heavy, coated paper stock Large 12″ x 38.75″ size looks impressive in a frame Includes signed Certificate of Authenticity and Lifetime Guarantee A great gift for any Tower Records fan    Click for More Rare Tower Records Calendars and Art!   Visit My eBay Store: OptikRock    Click here to make OptikRock one of your favorite sellers!    Why Us: We pack correctly and ship quickly. We hold and combine orders. We accept all payment methods. We have a 30-day, no questions asked return policy. We love to answer questions. We want you to be happy.            _gsrx_vers_301 (GS 5.3.1 (301))    

Mad Hatter Blacklight Poster, 23 inches x 35 inches

The Blacklight Zone sells items related to the blacklight culture including both non-blacklight reactive items and blacklight items. Mad Hatter Blacklight Poster 23 x 35 Flocked, black parts have velvet feel and provide excellent contrast to the image. Measures approximately 23″ x 35″ Poster is rolled and wrapped in plastic Ships in sturdy mailing tube. Printed in the USA with highly fluorescent inks. Mad Hatter Black Light Poster, 23 inches x 35 inches, standard sized. Printed in the USA with highly fluroescent inks and black flocking. A flocked poster has black fibers that feel felt-like. The black is much deeper than an ink and gives great contrast to the fluorescent inks. This poster has a 3/4 inch white border around the whole poster. This is normal for screen printed blacklight posters because this is how they are pulled through the printing press and that area cannot be printed.

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