Buffalo Springfield: The Eigth [sic] Penny Matter
Poster
1967 (made)
1967 (made)
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'Buffalo Springfield', psychedelic poster depicting the photographic image of a cat, coloured purple over which is laid an orange grid. Around the grey border is black outlined white lettering announcing the bands: 'Oct 6-7 The Family Dog Presents Buffalo Springfield, The Eigth Penny Matter'. Running along the sides of the main image are venue details: 'Now 1601 West Evans : Denver Colarado', and 'Lights : Diogenes Lantern works : Ball'. In each of the upper corners of the lettering are the Family Dog symbols.
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Title | Buffalo Springfield: The Eigth [sic] Penny Matter (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | Colour offset lithograph |
Brief description | "Buffalo Springfield: The Eigth [sic] Penny Matter" psychedelic poster featuring a cat, by Robert Fried for The Family Dog, USA, 1967 |
Physical description | 'Buffalo Springfield', psychedelic poster depicting the photographic image of a cat, coloured purple over which is laid an orange grid. Around the grey border is black outlined white lettering announcing the bands: 'Oct 6-7 The Family Dog Presents Buffalo Springfield, The Eigth Penny Matter'. Running along the sides of the main image are venue details: 'Now 1601 West Evans : Denver Colarado', and 'Lights : Diogenes Lantern works : Ball'. In each of the upper corners of the lettering are the Family Dog symbols. |
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Credit line | Gift of the American Friends of the V&A; Gift to the American Friends by Leslie, Judith and Gabri Schreyer and Alice Schreyer Batko |
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Bibliographic reference | The Great Poster Trip: Art Eureka. Cummings G. Walker (editor), Richard D. Teater (designer). Coyne & Blanchard. 1968.
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Accession number | E.393-2004 |
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Record created | December 23, 2004 |
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