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Grateful Dead Canned Heat Otis Rush SF 67 Wilson
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There are now (2006) four printings of this poster. The third printing was done by Wolfgangs Vault in 2006, it is on smooth opaque cover stock and has a Wolfgang's Vault notation in the lower right hand margin (not our watermark as seen in the image). It was printed in 2006 by the Bill Graham Archives LLC in a 1000 copy run. This reprint measures 13 5/8" x 22 3/8".
The 4th printing is on glossy cover stock and also bears a Wolfgang's Vault notation in the lower right hand margin (not our watermark as seen in the image). It was printed in 2006 by the Bill Graham Archives LLC in a 1000 copy run, and is larger than the other printings, measuring 19 3/4" x 32 1/2".
The 4th printing is on glossy cover stock and also bears a Wolfgang's Vault notation in the lower right hand margin (not our watermark as seen in the image). It was printed in 2006 by the Bill Graham Archives LLC in a 1000 copy run, and is larger than the other printings, measuring 19 3/4" x 32 1/2".
Thanks for the info, and at least we know how many are in the third and fourth editions! Any idea if they are numbered?iver wrote: It was printed in 2006 by the Bill Graham Archives LLC in a 1000 copy run, and is larger than the other printings, measuring 19 3/4" x 32 1/2".
I don't think they're numbered. Mines sitting under a bunch of heavy books (though in a sleeve!) to flatten out otherwise I'd go look. WV has reprinted a bunch of the classics. The other reprint I have is the classic Rick Griffin Hendrix Flying Eyeball (w/ John Mayall). I'm not too thrilled with the printing itself (this is the oversized reprint) - there's some color bleeding over the lines in the text. I suspect this is not the case in the OP. But it's still going to look awesome once it's framed and up on a wall!
One thing I do like about the BG-51 reprint I have, also oversized, is its got the original light grayish blue color that in nearly all the early prints and reprints is completely faded out
WV has reprinted a bunch of the classic posters.
One thing I do like about the BG-51 reprint I have, also oversized, is its got the original light grayish blue color that in nearly all the early prints and reprints is completely faded out
WV has reprinted a bunch of the classic posters.
A co-worker has this on his wall at work. Not sure what the edition is because I haven't had a chance to take a really close look at it. Great print!
out and perfect.
norelation wrote:quit with the sniveling and just sell the damn poster. i don't care about your life story, we all got problems. just tell me about bent corners, or if your cat has used it for target practice.
mistersmith wrote:That means I'm going to touch you.
Why don't the BG prints have an artist tied to them in the header?
out and perfect.
norelation wrote:quit with the sniveling and just sell the damn poster. i don't care about your life story, we all got problems. just tell me about bent corners, or if your cat has used it for target practice.
mistersmith wrote:That means I'm going to touch you.