Piece: Original poster promoting 1967 Blues Project shows at the Matrix. Signed in pen by artist.
Series Number: Neon Rose #6
Printing/Date: Second, 1967 - 1968
Performer(s): Blues Project
Artist(s): Victor Moscoso
Venue: The Matrix
Size (Framed): 20” x 26”
AW Condition Assessment: Museum Grade
Condition Notes: Mint/near mint piece from personal collection of Victor Moscoso
Framing Materials:
Frame: Black aluminum
Matting: Custom Cut, Acid-Free Double Mat
Glazing: Tempered glass (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 #6.
Neon Rose #6 is Moscoso at full voltage - a masterwork of vibrating color and optical daring from the height of the San Francisco psychedelic movement. The central figure, rendered in searing orange and pink against a saturated blue field, feels almost suspended between dimensions. The warped, elastic typography bends inward from both sides, framing the image in a rhythmic pulse that is unmistakably Moscoso. Bold, confrontational, and utterly unconcerned with conventional readability.
This is a second printing, a particularly compelling variation of the design. The first printing was produced using a negative image, creating a markedly different tonal experience. Many collectors actually find the second printing more visually appealing for display, as the color relationships feel more direct and saturated in this format. While first printings are exceptionally scarce, second printings remain highly collectible and offer a more attainable path to owning this landmark Neon Rose image.
This example comes directly from Victor Moscoso’s personal collection and has been signed by the artist in pen. Preserved in museum-grade condition with remarkable color integrity and sharpness, it presents at the highest level.
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 Blues Project shows at the Matrix. Signed in pen by artist.
Series Number: Neon Rose #6
Printing/Date: Second, 1967 - 1968
Performer(s): Blues Project
Artist(s): Victor Moscoso
Venue: The Matrix
Size (Framed): 20” x 26”
AW Condition Assessment: Museum Grade
Condition Notes: Mint/near mint piece from personal collection of Victor Moscoso
Framing Materials:
Frame: Black aluminum
Matting: Custom Cut, Acid-Free Double Mat
Glazing: Tempered glass (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 #6.
Neon Rose #6 is Moscoso at full voltage - a masterwork of vibrating color and optical daring from the height of the San Francisco psychedelic movement. The central figure, rendered in searing orange and pink against a saturated blue field, feels almost suspended between dimensions. The warped, elastic typography bends inward from both sides, framing the image in a rhythmic pulse that is unmistakably Moscoso. Bold, confrontational, and utterly unconcerned with conventional readability.
This is a second printing, a particularly compelling variation of the design. The first printing was produced using a negative image, creating a markedly different tonal experience. Many collectors actually find the second printing more visually appealing for display, as the color relationships feel more direct and saturated in this format. While first printings are exceptionally scarce, second printings remain highly collectible and offer a more attainable path to owning this landmark Neon Rose image.
This example comes directly from Victor Moscoso’s personal collection and has been signed by the artist in pen. Preserved in museum-grade condition with remarkable color integrity and sharpness, it presents at the highest level.
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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