Best gig poster in a landscape orientation
I have a space over a fireplace that is gonna require a landscape (H>V) orientation. I'd prefer that it be a geepee, but I am having a hard time finding anything great enough to be a focus piece. A square poster would work too, but I'd probably wanna keep the vertical < 24" to leave room for framing.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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This Bonnie MacLean classic came to mind, though it definitely has more of a diptych feel to it.sabotage wrote: Bill Graham must have required his posters to be portrait orientation. I kind find very few from the 60s era in a landscape.
As does this one (which is very cool in person):
And this one:
The Ryans and EMEKs above I like, the Fillmore Closing one is gorgeous ... will keep it to ones not mentioned ...
Recent one I find underrated ...
Recent one I find underrated ...
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