David Singer is a renowned American poster artist, celebrated for his iconic work with the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Born in 1941 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Singer relocated to the Bay Area in the 1960s, where he emerged as a key figure in the psychedelic art movement. His distinctive collage style, blending surreal imagery with vibrant colors, set him apart from his peers and made his posters highly coveted by collectors. Throughout his career, Singer designed over 70 posters for Bill Graham Presents, encapsulating the era's spirit and shaping the visual identity of rock music.
Singer's enduring legacy is also evident in his work with the band Moonalice. His posters for Moonalice showcase his unique artistic vision, featuring intricate hand-lettering and striking designs. The iconic circular Moonalice design, often used as the band's logo, highlights his significant contribution to their brand. These posters not only promote the band's concerts but are also cherished as collectible pieces of art, celebrated for their creativity and craftsmanship. Singer's work continues to be revered for its artistic innovation and cultural significance.
VIEW ALL 119 Moonalice posters by David Singer, including the 10 featured posters below.
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