Fillmore Peacock - Psychedelic Posters Art Print Gifts complemented by a captivating headline

complemented by a captivating headline that teased readers with the allure of "Hot Weather Fashions" within its pages

is perfect for hanging in a classroom

and forget-me-nots were a common feature on cards from that time

including works by Alfred Tennyson

Fillmore Peacock - Psychedelic Posters Art Print Gifts complemented by a captivating headlineThis poster, illustrated by Bonnie MacLean, advertises a multi day show at the Fillmore in 1967 featuring performances by the Yardbirds and the Doors. Richie Havens and the James Cotton Blues Band joined all six shows. The poster's central image is a striking drawing of a woman's face framed by the stylized feathers of a peacock. Widely regarded as one of the best psychedelic era posters, its colors, though not electric or vibrating, are distinctive