Framed LSD Blotter Tab Sheets from Ken Kesey's Family (Set of 5)

LSD blotter tabs represent both pharmaceutical history and visual art. The small pieces of paper containing LSD carried designs printed on them, making the tabs themselves collectible objects. Kesey's connection to the Acid Test movement meant his LSD blotter materials carry particular historical significance.

This Collection of 5 framed LSD / blotter tab sheets was obtained directly from Zane Kesey, Ken Kesey's son. Each blotter sheet contains 30 rows of 30 tabs, for a total of 900 "hits," each 7.5" x 7.5".

Sorry, there is no active LSD on these sheets of blotter art.

The collection includes:

• Can You Pass the Acid Test, framed
• Can You Pass the Acid Test - tie-dye variant, framed
• Fillmore Posters, framed
• Declaration of Independence, framed
• The Acid Test Diploma sheet, framed

A set of five framed blotter sheets becomes a historical and artistic collection documenting the visual culture of 1960s psychedelic drug use. The framing elevates these from utilitarian objects to works of art worthy of display, acknowledging both their historical significance and their aesthetic design.

These materials represent the exact moment when LSD transitioned from a pharmaceutical compound to a recreational substance, and when visual culture began aestheticizing the experience of psychedelic drug use.