The Grateful Dead Flipping the Bird, Fillmore St, SF 1967

The Grateful Dead striking a familiar pose outside of the legendary Fillmore West in San Francisco. The "bird" became the quintessential gesture made by many subjects Jim photographed, and represented among other things, their mutual feelings about so-called authority. At its core, the finger is a rejection of cultural mores, a symbol of counterculture itself, so it is incredibly well-suited for this genre and in particular this vibrant cultural period. 

Collector's Note:
This is a Limited Edition Estate Photograph produced by Jim Marshall Photography LLC in one size only. Each photograph is hand-numbered and bears the official estate seal on the reverse. Buyers will also receive a certificate of authenticity following delivery.

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