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Concert Poster

FD-57-Ticket

Concert Date: Apr 14, 1967

Performer: The Doors

Haji Baba

Steve Miller Blues Band

Venue: Avalon Ballroom

Poster Type: Other

Promoter: The Family Dog

Artist: Victor Moscoso

About: This is possibly Victor Moscoso's most popular Family Dog poster. It features swirls put over the top of a naked woman. Moscoso loved to use photos of nude women from the 19th and 20th centuries on his poster art.

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