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Bonnie Maclean, one of the primary poster artists of the late 1960s psychedelic rock era, and onetime wife of concert promoter Bill Graham, died Feb. 4.
Bonnie Maclean, one of the primary poster artists of the late 1960s psychedelic rock era, and onetime wife of concert promoter Bill Graham, died Feb. 4.
In the kaleidoscopic world of psychedelic art, few names shine as brightly as Bonnie MacLean. A trailblazing artist of the 1960s, MacLean played a pivotal role in defining the visual aesthetic of the counterculture movement. As one of the few prominent female artists in the psychedelic art scene, MacLean’s work helped pave the way for women in a predominantly male-dominated field. Her contributions not only enriched the visual landscape of the time but also inspired future generations of female artists. Bonnie MacLean’s artwork epitomizes the spirit of the 1960s counterculture movement. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant music scene of San Francisco, her posters became synonymous with the psychedelic experience. MacLean’s style was characterized by its intricate, swirling patterns, vibrant colors, and mesmerizing visuals that reflected the mind-expanding journeys of the era.
Jefferson Airplane, The Paupers, Original Concert Postcard, BG63, 1967 by Bonnie MacLean Exit Wes Wilson from Bill Graham's stable of artists, and enter Bonnie MacLean to keep the posters coming. MacLean developed her lettering style by drawing the Fillmore blackboards, and her first effort was an ornate, Gothic-Medieval design for Jefferson Airplane. The postcard was only printed once before the concert PERFORMERS: Jefferson Airplane The Paupers ARTIST: Bonnie MacLean PHOTOGRAPHER: Herb Greene DATE: May 12, 1967 VENUE: Fillmore Auditorium (San Francisco, CA) SIZE: 4 7/8" x 8" VG+/Nrmint > May have slight edge wear/corner bumps. No creases tape marks or pin holes. I 110% assure you that this poster and all others listed are TRUE AUTHENTIC posters and are NOT cheap reproduction fakes! IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS DO SO PRIOR TO BIDDING AND DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME. All questions will be answered within 24 - 48 hours. I want your buying experience to be enjoyable and make every effort to do so, so feel FREE to ask me questions PRIOR to your sale! All posters are packed with the best of care***AGAIN > ALL 2ND, 3RD, ETC PRINTINGS ARE ORIGINAL/AUTHENTIC AND NOT CHEAP REPRODUCTIONS...I DO NOT GIVE REFUNDS BASED ON YOUR INABILITY TO READ THE LISTINGS IN FULL.
Bonnie Maclean, one of the primary poster artists of the late 1960s psychedelic rock era, and onetime wife of concert promoter Bill Graham, died Feb. 4.
Discover the ultimate wall art gift idea with "The Doors Music Band Poster." Capturing the vintage allure of "Concerts at the Fillmore in San Francisco" by Bonnie MacLean, this enhanced and edited psychedelic poster reproduction beautifully commemorates iconic music history. A must-have for any music enthusiast or art lover. Elevate your space with this timeless piece! Frame not included.
ELECTRIC FLAG CREAM SOUTH SIDE SOUND SYSTEM @ Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco, CA August 22-27, 1967 The postcard has a “place stamp here” reverse and measures approximately 4½″ x 7″ Created by Bonnie MacLean BG-79 This postcard is red, gold, white and purple. The central image is a circle within which the lettering for the acts appears. Above it is the human face and a pair of hands; perhaps a sorceress with a crystal ball that displays the names of the performers for this show.
Introducing an original vintage Bill Graham concert poster designed by the legendary Bonnie MacLean, advertising a Peanut Butter Conspiracy, Jim Kewskin Jug Band, and Sparrow concert in 1967 at the historic Fillmore auditorium. This poster is an authentic first printing, pre-dating the concert with brilliant distinguishing colors of turquoise and electric yellows. This poster is a rare gem in the world of rock and roll memorabilia, being the first to be printed by Neal, Stratford and Kerr, who later became the go-to printers for Bill Graham's iconic Fillmore posters. Bonnie MacLean, a talented and innovative poster artist, was known for her vibrant colors, swirling shapes, and fluid movement, which are evident in the stunning central image of a goddess-like woman in electric blue and neon yellow, a classic motif in MacLean's work. This particular poster features a stunning central image of a goddess-like woman in electric blue and neon yellow, with her hands outstretched - a classic motif in MacLean's work where she played with perspective. The titles of the performers are written in classic 70s typography, showcasing the groundbreaking nature of 60s-70s rock poster typeface and graphics. These posters were not just advertisements for concerts, but works of art that captured the essence of the era's counterculture and the music that defined it. This fantastic piece will frame expertly. Condition: Good-Very Good. Age appropriate toning and fading. Tape on each corner and lower center from previous hanging. Faint background creases. Vertical creases in lower right hand corner. Small staple punctures in each corner. Minor border wear. Small tear in upper left hand corner has been repaired with archival tape. Tape residue on verso has been covered with archival tape. Please use zoom feature to get a better understanding of overall condition.
Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother & The Holding Company Original Concert Postcard, BG100, 1967 by Bonnie MacLean. BG100 is one of Bonnie MacLean's favorite posters. She started the assignment when she was pregnant with her son and wove the peace dove into the composition as her symbolic wish for the new year. This New Year's Eve concert continued the Bill Graham tradition of non-stop, 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. celebration and included breakfast for the diehard fans remaining on the dance floor. The postcard was printed before the concert. PERFORMERS: Jefferson Airplane Big Brother and the Holding Company Quicksilver Messenger Service Freedom Highway LIGHT SHOW: Glenn McKay's Head Lights ARTIST: Bonnie MacLean DATE: Dec 31, 1967 VENUE: Winterland (San Francisco, CA) SIZE: 4 5/8" x 7" VG+/Nrmint > May have slight edge wear/corner bumps. No creases tape marks or pin holes. I 110% assure you that this poster and all others listed are TRUE AUTHENTIC posters and are NOT cheap reproduction fakes! IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS DO SO PRIOR TO BIDDING AND DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME. All questions will be answered within 24 - 48 hours. I want your buying experience to be enjoyable and make every effort to do so, so feel FREE to ask me questions PRIOR to your sale! All posters are packed with the best of care***AGAIN > ALL 2ND, 3RD, ETC PRINTINGS ARE ORIGINAL/AUTHENTIC AND NOT CHEAP REPRODUCTIONS...I DO NOT GIVE REFUNDS BASED ON YOUR INABILITY TO READ THE LISTINGS IN FULL.
