The Fillmore Auditorium was the epicenter of San Francisco's psychedelic revolution. Bill Graham's venue hosted the Dead repeatedly throughout the 1960s and 1970s. The Fillmore became synonymous with the band's Bay Area identity.

This framed mini-print set celebrates Fillmore history through original 1966 artwork. The frame presentation elevates these from ephemeral documents to wall-worthy art objects, acknowledging the aesthetic and historical significance of original concert poster design.

A set of three creates a coherent visual statement about Fillmore culture and the Dead's central role within it.

• Condition: 3 framed mini-prints,
• Size: 21" x 11"