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Stanley Mouse is an American artist best known for his psychedelic, Art Nouveau-influenced concert posters created for the Grateful Dead. View Stanley Mouse’s artworks on artnet.
He often collaborated with the late Alton Kelly, and together they created iconic works, including Grateful Dead’s 1966 Avalon Ballroom concert poster skeleton and roses, as well as countless psychedelic concert posters spanning decades.
11 maj 2024 · Where I asked about his favorite cover he had ever done, the first concert he attended, the origin of his nickname 'Mouse, 'his artistic ties to the Grateful Dead, and much more. This interview provides an insight into the life and work of this iconic artist.
7 sie 2024 · The posters he made for the Grateful Dead shows would become totems of psychedelic rock, marking a new era in art history. Mouse drew posters for other bands coming out of the Haight Ashbury scene. He recounts loitering backstage at Jefferson Airplane shows.
Mouse and Kelley found a black and white version of this skeleton and roses image while digging through library books. “We were fishing in the past, bringing up old stuff that should be seen again.” The artists added color and graphic lettering, and the image eventually became the emblem for the Grateful Dead.
29 kwi 2009 · Creating images such as Zig Zag Man, psychedelic posters for the Fillmore Auditorium and the Avalon Ballroom, the skull and roses motif for the Grateful Dead, and the flying horse for the Steve Miller Band’s album Book of Dreams, Stanley Mouse has created among the most iconic artwork of our time. His art has come to visually represent bands ...
Stanley Mouse is an American artist best known for his psychedelic, Art Nouveau-influenced concert posters created for the Grateful Dead. View Stanley Mouse’s artworks on artnet.
