State Library of South Australia

Adelaide. [D 8874/18(Misc)] • Photograph

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Summary

Original graphic design poster including photographic portraits set into black and white design with black hand drawn font. J Alex Innocenti/The Cellar Blues Promotions/Presents/2nd Adelaide Blues Festival/Biggest Blues Show yet in Australia/New Year's Day Glenelg Town Hall 2pm non-stop 12 midnight/Starring Heart 'N Soul/ca. 1969.

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Physical description

Original artworks (gouache, pen and ink, poster) digital copies only
Poster
Artwork (.tif of original graphic design, colour, black and white on paper), 4331 x 6145 pixels (76.17 MB).

Dates / Publication details

1969

Artist

Innocenti, Alex

Subject

Adelaide Music Collective -- Exhibitions -- Posters
South Australian Music Hall of Fame -- Exhibitions -- Posters
State Library of South Australia -- Posters
Arts, Modern 20th century
Bands (Music) -- South Australia -- Adelaide -- Posters
Concerts -- South Australia -- Adelaide -- Posters
Music -- Posters
Popular music -- History 20th century -- South Australia -- Exhibitions -- Posters
Posters 20th century -- South Australia
Posters
Rock music -- History 20th century -- South Australia -- Exhibitions -- Posters

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General notes

Yesterday's Heroes exhibition, Institute Building, State Library of South Australia, 7 February to 22 March 2015.

Historical information

The State Library of South Australia developed a partnership initiative with the Adelaide Music Collective and SA Music Hall of Fame to host an exhibition, Yesterday's Heroes. This followed the success of the Memory Lane concert held in the forecourt of the State Library in February 2014. The exhibition was held in the historic Institute Building from 7 February to 22 March 2015.

Digitisation information

Date

29/01/2015

Format

image/tiff

Resolution

4,331 x 6,145 pixels (26.6 MP)

Size

79.87 MB

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