DESCRIPTION: A tribute to the heart of San Francisco’s counterculture, Haight-Ashbury by David Wills captures the spirit and energy of the city’s most iconic neighborhood. This poster of Wills' watercolor, painted in 1982, overflows with color, whimsy, and nostalgia — a view of the Haight’s Victorian architecture, eclectic street life, and musical legacy.
The poster’s subject matter includes references to the Summer of Love, psychedelic art, and the Golden Gate Bridge glimmering in the distance — all rendered in Wills’ distinctive style. Published for the Off the Wall Gallery in San Francisco, this lithographic print was produced by Tea Lautrec Litho press, known for its classic rock and art posters of the 1970s–1980s.
An essential piece for collectors of Bay Area art, psychedelic culture, or vintage San Francisco posters.
Wills describes the map on his WordPress site: "Watercolor rendering of my city block as a castle fortress island, funded by the merchants of Haight Street. 24 x 18, Last poster personally printed by Lavan Moscovian at T-lautrec Litho. 1982."
David Wills is a San Francisco artist known for his vividly detailed watercolor and graphic works celebrating the city’s neighborhoods and countercultural history. Active since the 1970s, Wills lived and worked in the Haight-Ashbury district, producing murals, posters, and mixed-media pieces that reflect the bohemian and psychedelic spirit of the area.
PUBLICATION DATE: 1982
GEOGRAPHIC AREA: United States
BODY OF WATER: N/A
CONDITION: Good.
Rolled with minor surface wrinkles.
COLORING: Process color. Minor surface wrinkles as shown
ENGRAVER:
SIZE: 18
" x
28 "
ITEM PHYSICAL LOCATION: 130
PRICE: $295
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