Piece: Original poster promoting 1967 Miller Blues Bands shows at the Matrix
Series Number: Neon Rose #2
Printing/Date: Second, 1967 - 1968
Performer(s): Miller Blues Band
Artist(s): Victor Moscoso
Venue: The Matrix
Size (Framed): 20” x 30”
AW Condition Assessment: Fine Art Grade
Condition Notes: Excellent near mint piece with sharp, vibrant colors. No pinholes or tears. Tape residue present on reverse.
Framing Materials:
Frame: Black aluminum
Matting: Custom Cut, Acid-Free Double Mat
Glazing: Standard Acrylic (upgrade to conservation acrylic or Optium museum acrylic available)
Notes: Gallery August West is excited to present this original second printing of Victor Moscoso’s Neon Rose #2.
Neon Rose #2 was one of Moscoso’s earliest and most electric experiments in optical intensity. The undulating turquoise bands radiate outward in rhythmic waves, framing the central figure in a way that feels almost sonic, as though the music itself were bending the space around her. The saturated pink-orange figure seems to hover and pulse against the cool ground, creating that unmistakable Moscoso push-pull effect that makes the image feel alive.
First printings of NR-2 are genuinely scarce and command significant premiums when they surface, placing them out of reach for many collectors. Second printings, while still rare in their own right, represent a far more attainable path to owning one of the foundational images in the Neon Rose series — preserving the same bold composition and chromatic intensity at a more approachable level.
As one of the earliest and most recognizable designs in the run, NR-2 captures Moscoso at his most daring — fearless with color, revolutionary in composition, and entirely unconcerned with conventional readability. On the wall, it truly radiates.
Have questions or want more pictures? Reach out via our contact page or send an email to galleryaugustwest@gmail.com.
*Please reference our page - AW Grading System for details on how we assess the condition of our pieces.
Piece: Original poster promoting 1967 Miller Blues Bands shows at the Matrix
Series Number: Neon Rose #2
Printing/Date: Second, 1967 - 1968
Performer(s): Miller Blues Band
Artist(s): Victor Moscoso
Venue: The Matrix
Size (Framed): 20” x 30”
AW Condition Assessment: Fine Art Grade
Condition Notes: Excellent near mint piece with sharp, vibrant colors. No pinholes or tears. Tape residue present on reverse.
Framing Materials:
Frame: Black aluminum
Matting: Custom Cut, Acid-Free Double Mat
Glazing: Standard Acrylic (upgrade to conservation acrylic or Optium museum acrylic available)
Notes: Gallery August West is excited to present this original second printing of Victor Moscoso’s Neon Rose #2.
Neon Rose #2 was one of Moscoso’s earliest and most electric experiments in optical intensity. The undulating turquoise bands radiate outward in rhythmic waves, framing the central figure in a way that feels almost sonic, as though the music itself were bending the space around her. The saturated pink-orange figure seems to hover and pulse against the cool ground, creating that unmistakable Moscoso push-pull effect that makes the image feel alive.
First printings of NR-2 are genuinely scarce and command significant premiums when they surface, placing them out of reach for many collectors. Second printings, while still rare in their own right, represent a far more attainable path to owning one of the foundational images in the Neon Rose series — preserving the same bold composition and chromatic intensity at a more approachable level.
As one of the earliest and most recognizable designs in the run, NR-2 captures Moscoso at his most daring — fearless with color, revolutionary in composition, and entirely unconcerned with conventional readability. On the wall, it truly radiates.
Have questions or want more pictures? Reach out via our contact page or send an email to galleryaugustwest@gmail.com.
*Please reference our page - AW Grading System for details on how we assess the condition of our pieces.
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