The Grateful Dead lived at 710 Haight. And the intersection of Haight and Ashbury was ground zero for the hippie counterculture of the ’60s. Herbie took this photo in 1966, just a year before the Summer of Love and the Grateful Dead personified that counterculture. This photo captures their passion for life in the ’60s.
Product Details
Edition: Limited Edition
Edition of: 500
Medium: Lithograph
Signed? Signed
Framed? Unframed
Height 19"
Width: 14.5"
$500.00
In stock
700 North Colorado Blvd. Box 336
Denver, Colorado 80206
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