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1966-10-07 MC-5 "The Seagull" Screen print Family Devalues uniquely drawn from a life

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uniquely drawn from a life lived in the trenches of pop culture

Lee Conklin / Offset lithograph / 17

and mood through print—perfect for beginners or returning students looking to deepen their layering skills

Venue: Ford Ampitheater

Edition details: Edition of 250

1966-10-07 MC-5 "The Seagull" Screen print Family Devalues uniquely drawn from a lifeArtwork by Gary Grimshaw, 1966. Printed at Haight Street Art Center, 2019. Signed, stamped and certified by Laura Grimshaw. Limited edition of 125. 14. 25" x 21. 5" One of the rarest and most collectible rock posters of all time, the Seagull became an instant classic when it was first printed in 1966 to promote the first shows at the Grande Ballroom under schoolteacher turned promoter Russ Gibb. The Haight Street Art Center Print Studio worked with

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