1964. Colour process lithograph with screenprint, 63.5 x 38.6cm. Pinholes, minor creases. Text continues “‘Go!’ Feb. 9! Aust. Grand Prix. Interstate bookings through Ansett-ANA.” Ref: The Programme Covers Project. “When Sandown first opened in 1962 it held the Sandown International Cup, which featured world-famous international drivers including Jack Brabham, Jim..... More
1965. Colour process lithograph with linocut overlay, 103 x 47.8cm. Slight foxing and stains. Linen-backed. Text continues “‘On stage’, in person, direct from Tokyo. World’s most modern musical revue for 24 nights only! Toho Co., Ltd, Tokyo, Japan. Avoid disappointment, book now at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Season strictly 24 nights..... More
![Item #CL193-53 Vali [The Witch Of Positano]. Vali Myers, Aust](/pictures/thumb/CL193-53.JPG?v=1532500345)
1965. Colour process lithograph, signed in image lower right, 72.4 x 51cm. Repaired tears and missing portions. Linen-backed. Text continues “A film by Sheldon and Diane Rochlin. Starring Vali Myers & Rudi Rappold. Released by the Filmmakers Distribution Centre.” Vali Myers was an Australian artist, dancer, bohemian and muse during..... More
1966. Colour screenprint, 68 x 49.3cm. Minor creases and tears to edges, old tape stains, slight foxing. Text continues “9 thrill-packed events! World’s best drivers Brabham, Clark, Hill, Stewart, Gardner. Racing cars, touring cars, sports cars. New low admission, 15/- (children free). Sun., Feb. 27. Promoted by The Light Car..... More
1966. Colour screenprint, 76.2 x 50.8cm. Repaired creases. Linen-backed. Text reads “J.C. Williamson Theatres Ltd presents Keith Petersen and Fred Parslow in Neil Simon’s comedy hit. Production directed by Fred (“Funny Girl”) Herbert. Opening Saturday, October 15 [Sydney].” Ref: Ausstage. The theatre programme for The Odd Couple, consisting of 28..... More
1966. Process lithograph, 72.7 x 48.7cm. Repaired missing portions, tears and creases, old stains. Linen-back. Text includes “The Group Theatre presents The Sport of my Mad Mother. By Ann Jellicoe. Wayside Chapel Theatre. Nightly at 8.15. From May 19. Bookings: Palings, DJs, OZ.” Ref: Oz magazine, no. 27, 1966, p12..... More
1967. Colour screenprint on silver foil paper, 76.2 x 50.9cm. Minor crinkles overall. Text continues “Printed by T.S.R. for Big O Posters Ltd. 49 Kensington, High Street, London W8. 01-937261314.”. More
![Item #CL171-132 Blowing In The Mind. Mister Tambourine Man [Bob Dylan]. Martin Sharp, Aust](/pictures/thumb/CL171-132.JPG?v=1492647589)
1967. Colour process lithograph on gold foil paper, signed in image lower right, 75.3 x 49.4cm. Slight crinkles, glue remnants to corners. Linen-backed. Text in image includes various excerpts from Bob Dylan’s song lyrics, some altered, such as the centrally placed text “Blowing in the mind.” Held in Art Gallery..... More
c1967. Lithograph, 75.4 x 50.6cm. Repaired missing portions, old folds. Linen-backed. Text includes “Australia. Spirited players of the jazz music. Specialty: enthusiasm/spontaneity. Endeavour to enhance enjoyment, amuse, entertain, effuse pleasurable musical sounds. Sail ‘Sitmar’ when circumnavigating the globe. Information, illumination, bookings, Don Aldridge Agency, 101 Wardour St, London W1 UK..... More
![Item #CL171-133 Sunshine Superman [Donovan]. Martin Sharp, Australian](/pictures/thumb/CL171-133.JPG?v=1492647590)
1968. Colour process lithograph on silver foil paper, signed in image lower right, 75.8 x 50.7cm. Creases, scuffs and minor surface loss and puckering overall. Linen-backed. Various fragments of text in image include the centrally placed verse “The Magician / he sparkles / in satin / and velvet / you..... More
c1969. Screenprint, 47 x 32.6cm. Slight foxing, minor missing portions to upper edge. Linen-backed. Text continues “An exhibition of fabrics and photographs. Surjit Singh/Paul Cox. Oct. 27–31, 9am to 9pm weekdays. Opening 6pm October 27, Prahran Technical School, Art Division, 142 High St, Prahran. Designed by 20th Century Pig Productions.”..... More
1970. Colour process lithograph, signed “Mike McImmerney [sic]” in image lower right, 61.2 x 42cm. Original folds as issued. Text verso includes “Oznews. International Film Festival Supplement, Oz 30, Oct 70.”. More
c1970s. Colour and process lithograph, 58.5 x 46.6cm. Old folds, minor discolouration. Linen-backed. Text continues “Printed and published by Southdown Press, 32 Walsh St., Melbourne, 3001.”. More
c1970s. Process screen, 96.2 x 60.2cm. Linen-backed. Text continues “And you get a little more the friendly way.” Poster depicts John Farnham, an English-born Australian rock/soft rock singer. Farnham was a teen pop idol from 1967 until 1979. Ref: Wiki. More
c1970s. Colour screenprint, 58.8 x 46.2cm. Old glue stains to margins. Linen-backed. Text continues “Myer Music Bowl [Melbourne, Victoria], Sept. 16th to 19th. Sponsored by Australian Broadcasting Commission.”. More
c1970. Colour screenprint, 101.2 x 76.2cm. Repaired tears and minor creases. Linen-backed. Text includes “Featuring the dances of the Cook Islanders and the Australian Aboriginals. In conjunction with the Cook Bi-centennial celebrations. The [dance] company flies internationally with Air New Zealand and while in Australia with Ansett Airlines of Australia.”..... More
1971. Colour process lithograph, signed “Bob Daly” in image lower right, 59.3 x 46.2cm. Slight stains and repaired minor tears to upper edge. Text includes “Ashtons Circus special performance in association with Let It Be presents. Burnley Oval, Richmond [Victoria], Sat., Feb. 6, 7pm. Under Ashtons Circus Big Top. [Bands]..... More
1971. Lithograph, signed and dated “Esjay ’71” in image and a small sticker (added later) lower right, 75 x 49.2cm. Missing portions to corners, tears, old folds, stains. Linen-backed. Text includes “With the compliments of Waltons Stores [Music Department]. Sticker reads “Caution! Living may be a hazard to your health!”..... More
c1972. Lithograph with process screen, 58.8 x 41.6cm. Repaired missing portions. Linen-backed. Text continues “It Flew Away, Spectrum, Whoopees, Capt. Matchbox, Langford Lever [support bands]. Sebastian’s, Friday, May 12th, 9pm.” “Inedible Crumpets”, an anagram of “Indelible Murtceps”, were a side project of the Australian prog-rock band Spectrum. The band played..... More
![Item #CL197-109 April Fools Night [At] Much More Ballroom. Phil Pinder, 1945–2004 Aust](/pictures/thumb/CL197-109.JPG?v=1567573616)
1972. Screenprint, signed in image centre, 58.4 x 46.3cm. Old tape and water stains, minor missing portions to edges. Linen-backed. Text includes “[Bands] Indelible Murtceps, MacKenzie Theory, Lipp & The Double Decker Brothers with The Lippettes, The First National Jug Orchestra, Captain Matchbox. April 1st (Easter Sat.), 8.30 sharp, 20..... More
![Item #CL197-111 Twenty-Three Inch Box Show [At] Much More Ballroom](/pictures/thumb/CL197-111.JPG?v=1567573621)
1972. Screenprint, 58.4 x 44.1cm. Old tape stains and repaired minor missing portions to upper and lower edges, minor tears. Linen-backed. Text includes “[Bands] Lipp & The Double Decker Brothers, Country Radio, MacKenzie Theory, and Daddy Cool. Lights by Giant Edison Screw. Limited tickets. Bookings at: Fine Music, Source, Readings..... More
![Item #CL197-112 Bizarre Bazaar! [At] Much More Ballroom [Melbourne](/pictures/thumb/CL197-112.JPG?v=1567573626)
1972. Screenprint, 60.7 x 43.2cm. Old tape and water stains, minor missing portions to edges. Linen-backed. Text includes “Sat. March 11, 2pm till 12 midnight. [Bands] Friends, MacKenzie Theory, Captain Matchbox, Limehouse, Sundown, John Graham, Leaping McSpeddens, Jugglers, The Amazing Boggle Eyes. Only $1.00. Cathedral Hall, Brunswick St, Fitz.” Held..... More
1973. Lithograph, 70.8 x 50.6cm. Repaired missing portions, tears, pinholes, slight stains. Linen-backed. Text includes “Space night starring Sebastian Hardie, Ron Blaskett & Gerry Gee, Billy T., Fire Eater, Lois Lane. UFO Lighting. Ormond Hall, Moubray Street, Prahran. Sept. 18.” Sebastian Hardie, originally named Sebastian Hardie Blues Band, were Australia’s..... More
1974. Colour screenprint, 106.2 x 56.5cm. Linen-backed. Text continues “Wanted for unnatural activities and the indecent assault of Wangaratta Wahine. The latest album by The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band.” Provenance: Mic and Jim Conway, founders of the band. The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band, also known as Soapbox Circus or Matchbox..... More
c1974. Colour process lithograph, signed “Trevor Ruth” in image lower left, 70.1 x 48.8cm. Repaired minor tears, creases and cracking. Linen-backed. To promote interest in colour TV in Australia, Philips released an EP record and poster to encourage the public to buy new TV sets before stations started to broadcast..... More