1966 Pink Floyd The Marquee Commemorative Signed Masse Poster Near Mint 89

This commemorative poster is signed by the artist, Bob Masse!

This poster was produced in 2005 by artist Bob Masse to commemorate the legendary Pink Floyd's appearance at the Marquee Club in London on March 15th, 1966. Notably, this was first time that the band's future manager, Peter Jenner, first saw Pink Floyd perform. Jenner and his business partner Andrew King managed the band up until Syd's Barrett's departure from the group in 1968.

Canadian poster artist Bob Masse designed some of the most collectible and sought-after posters of all time. Masse is also one of rock's most seasoned and prolific poster artists. He is perhaps best known in the collecting world for his design of the July 1967 Grateful Dead concert at Vancouver's Agradome. His work has been hunted by collectors for decades and remains one of the most celebrated artists of the era.

--CRITICAL DETAILS--
--TITLE: 1966 Pink Floyd at the Marquee Club Commemorative Poster 
--GRADE: NEAR MINT 89
--PERFORMERS: Pink Floyd
--VENUE: The Marquee Club
--CITY: London, UK
--DATE: 3/15/66
--SIZE: 15.25 x 23.31
--PRINTING: RP; Commemorative Post-Concert Second-Printing Poster

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