The Grateful Dead Skull and Roses Print Style:U.S.A., c. 1980s As far as possible without

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Original silkscreen print by artist Peter Gee showing three rows of targets: on the left black targets with gray centers

The Grateful Dead Skull and Roses Print Style:U.S.A., c. 1980s As far as possible withoutA black and white sketch like print of the Grateful Dead's iconic 1971 live album cover which eventually also became the band's logo. Legendary psychedelic artists Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley xeroxed the original 1913 drawing by Edmund Joseph Sullivan back in 1966 before selling it to the Dead. Year: c. 1980s Condition: Tearing of paper on the right side with creasing visible throughout. Please note this has been printed on Nepalese paper. This