Resources and Links
elow you will find links to pages that may be of interest to collectors of Fillmore-era posters. If you have any questions regarding any of these links, please feel free to contact us for more information.
Wes Wilson’s Home Page
Wes Wilson was responsible for creating many of the early Family Dog and Bill Graham posters. His style was unique and resulted in many of the most highly sought after posters of both series.
Click here to visit the Wes Wilson website.
Eric King’s Home Page
Eric King is considered by most people to be the ultimate authority on posters from the Fillmore Era. Eric publishes an indispensable book that can be ordered from his website. In addition, for $20 per item, plus return postage, Eric will authenticate any Bill Graham, Family Dog, or Grande Ballroom item. Be sure to check out this important resource.
Click here to visit the home page of Eric King.
The Rock Poster Society
The Rock Poster Society is the planet's largest organized group of rock poster collectors, artists, and dealers. TRPS (as we are known and pronounced like “trips”) is an eclectic, non-profit, non-denominational, committed and focused volunteer group who have as their common bond an overriding joy in the art of the rock poster, be it Fillmore and Avalon, punk, boxing style, off-the-wall or just plain bonafide out-there.
Click here to visit the Rock Poster Society.
Randy Tuten
Randy Tuten is the only poster artist to span 5 decades designing for The Fillmore. He remains a prolific poster designer today and still a regular producer for Bill Graham Presents and other promoters. Tuten's work has long been recognized for its seminal influence in the art of modern rock and roll, and has been featured in major museum exhibits as well as in several important book-length retrospective studies of rock art.
Click here to visit RandyTuten.com
FillmoreFrames.com
Your concert posters are collectors items — treat them that way! Just Say No To Thumbtacks!
Click here to visit FillmoreFrames.com.
Bill Graham Archives, LLC
The Bill Graham archives website holds a wealth of information and photographs of many rare posters and handbills. Many of the photographs on www.fillmoreposter.com are shown by courtesy of the Bill Graham Archives. While visiting their website, be sure to check out “Vault Radio” to hear some previously unreleased music from the 60’s and early 70’s.
DeadBase
The Deadhead's Online Bible: set lists, forums, essays, Tape of the Day, Tapers’ Corner, links, and much more. The site for everything related to the Grateful Dead.
Click here to visit deadbase.com
Modern Abstract Art
Psychedelic inspired paintings form the Organychs collection (pronounced organics). Artist Scott Ware is not satisfied until each piece of his original artwork reveals intricate, compelling and vibrant images all seeming to have been created without human involvement. Public exhibit schedule, online gallery and contact information for commission work available at...