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The Family Dog

FD-D6-OP-1

Poster Type: Poster

Gallery: The Family Dog

Performer: Van Morrison

Daily Flash

Concert Date: Oct 13, 1967

Artist: Alton Kelley

Stanley Mouse

Promoter: The Family Dog

Venue: 1601 West Evans Street, Denver, CO

About: This poster features a Native American man looking off into the distance. Hippies loved Native American culture and the way the native people lived with nature. They did not appreciate society's racist views and treatment of Native Americans and sought to pay homage to them. The photo used for this poster was taken in 1898 and features an actual San Carlos Apache named Chief Josh.

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Known Variants

3 Variations of FD-D6-OP-1