the doors
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1967
Poster has a turquoise background with a drawing of a woman with long purple and turquoise hair in the center. The woman is holding mistletoe and a peace symbol ornament under pine branches. The... |
Late 20th Early 21st Century
Poster with a central photographic image of Jim Morrison (vocalist for The Doors), with the texted "WANTED" above, and text below "In the county of Dade / For: Lewd and lascivious behavior in... |
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Late 20th Early 21st Century
Poster with a central photographic image of Jim Morrison (vocalist for The Doors), with the texted "WANTED" above, and text below "In the county of Dade / For: Lewd and lascivious behavior in... |
Late 20th Early 21st Century
Poster has a black printed background with a black and white image of four men at the top and white text at the bottom reading "the doors". |
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c. 1967
Poster consists of green, red, blue and black print. Text at the top reads "Avalon Ballroom, Mar 3 Fri and 4 Sat / Sutter at Van Ness, San Francico, lights, van meter and hillyard / Counrty Joe... |
Feb. 5-6, 1970
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Mar. 3-4, 1967
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January 6. 7 and 8, 1967
The poster is printed with a bright pink background, lettering and designs in purple. Printed at the top: "Presented in San Francisco by Bill Graham." Woman's head is at the top of the poster in... |
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1967
The background color appears to be turquoise color, however when the lettering announcing "The Doors, The Sparrow, Dance, Lights, Van Meters Hillyard Concert, Sutter at Van Ness San Francisco,... |
ca. 1969
WHAT DO YOU CALL THE OBJECT? record BECAUSE: record of songs. THE OBJECT REPRESENTS: family and play EXPLAIN WHY (BELIEF OR FEELING): plays record for enjoyment alone or... |
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2002
T-shirt is navu blue knitted jersey cotton, printed in blue with the word "Droors." The way it is printed is reminiscent of the typeface used by the rock music band The Doors. Proper right... |
