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Here's another one that hung in my room when I was a kid. It's known in the poster world as Three Bares, and was created by Victor Moscoso for four shows at the Avalon in SF featuring Moby Grape, Canned Heat, and Vanilla Fudge. Dates were August 10-13, 1967. The lettering has always been among my favorites, but the collage is also pretty cool. According to a poster buddy, the photo of the three women was taken from a photo showing them under an outdoor shower at a beach, or pool, or something like that. Number is FD-75.
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