Grateful Dead Europe 90 Griffin
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There were 11 shows on the Fall Europe 90 tour:
Isstadion – Stockholm - Sweden - 13 October 1990
Grugahalle – Essen – Germany – 17 October 1990
Internationales Congress Centrum (ICC) – Berlin – Germany – 19 October 1990
Internationales Congress Centrum (ICC) – Berlin – Germany – 20 October 1990
Festhalle – Frankfurt – Germany – 22 October 1990
Sporthalle – Hamburg – Germany – 24 October 1990
Zenith – Paris – France – 27 October 1990
Zenith – Paris – France – 28 October 1990
Wembley Arena – London – England – 30 October 1990
Wembley Arena – London – England – 31 October 1990
Wembley Arena – London – England – 01 November 1990
The large lithograph was available at the Wembley London shows so presumably were sold at earlier shows too. This Griffin Europe 1990 image was also used on the tickets (approx. 3.5” x 7.5”).
The metal lithograph edition was a smaller size of 13” x 18” including a red frame.
At the bottom of this print is the following text “© 1996 Grateful Dead Merchandising, Inc. Edition of Richard Alden Griffin, Sony Signatures”.
On the reverse of the cardboard packaging and the print is the following text “©1997 Design Concept and Engineering. Collectibles by Dugan LLC”
Reproductions of what look like the original subway promotion posters featuring this Griffin image are available for the German shows in various sizes from A3 (11” x 17”) to A0 sizes and are headed “An American Legend”. These bear the logo of the German promoter “Marek Lieberberg” in the bottom right corner next to the individual venue and date details and below the copyright “© 1990 Rick Griffin - Grateful Dead Productions”.
The Special Big Top limited edition 2-CD picture disc set of Without A Net included a folded poster of the same Griffin image but with “World Tour 1990” text replacing “Europe 1990”. Approx Size: 15.5” x 22.5”. Text bottom left within image “ARISTA ACD2-8634-DL Artwork © 1990 Grateful Dead Merchandising, Inc”.
Isstadion – Stockholm - Sweden - 13 October 1990
Grugahalle – Essen – Germany – 17 October 1990
Internationales Congress Centrum (ICC) – Berlin – Germany – 19 October 1990
Internationales Congress Centrum (ICC) – Berlin – Germany – 20 October 1990
Festhalle – Frankfurt – Germany – 22 October 1990
Sporthalle – Hamburg – Germany – 24 October 1990
Zenith – Paris – France – 27 October 1990
Zenith – Paris – France – 28 October 1990
Wembley Arena – London – England – 30 October 1990
Wembley Arena – London – England – 31 October 1990
Wembley Arena – London – England – 01 November 1990
The large lithograph was available at the Wembley London shows so presumably were sold at earlier shows too. This Griffin Europe 1990 image was also used on the tickets (approx. 3.5” x 7.5”).
The metal lithograph edition was a smaller size of 13” x 18” including a red frame.
At the bottom of this print is the following text “© 1996 Grateful Dead Merchandising, Inc. Edition of Richard Alden Griffin, Sony Signatures”.
On the reverse of the cardboard packaging and the print is the following text “©1997 Design Concept and Engineering. Collectibles by Dugan LLC”
Reproductions of what look like the original subway promotion posters featuring this Griffin image are available for the German shows in various sizes from A3 (11” x 17”) to A0 sizes and are headed “An American Legend”. These bear the logo of the German promoter “Marek Lieberberg” in the bottom right corner next to the individual venue and date details and below the copyright “© 1990 Rick Griffin - Grateful Dead Productions”.
The Special Big Top limited edition 2-CD picture disc set of Without A Net included a folded poster of the same Griffin image but with “World Tour 1990” text replacing “Europe 1990”. Approx Size: 15.5” x 22.5”. Text bottom left within image “ARISTA ACD2-8634-DL Artwork © 1990 Grateful Dead Merchandising, Inc”.