Description
Death & Transfiguration — Victor Moscoso (Neon Rose #13) is an original vintage concert poster from 1967, created as part of the celebrated Neon Rose series. This design, credited to Victor Moscoso, centers on the intense, psychedelic visual language that made his work so compelling to collectors during the late 1960s. The poster is identified as Neon Rose #13 and was made for a performance featuring The Plastic Explosion and The Plague.
The event was held at Webb’s in Stockton, CA, on Apr 14, 1967. For collectors, the combination of artist, numbered Neon Rose placement, and the specific venue/date details is often what makes a poster stand out—because it connects the artwork to a specific moment in music and culture, rather than existing as a general-purpose print.
Although this poster is described as having been printed only once, the listing states that there are several variations, including NR-13B and NR-13C. That kind of variation information is especially valuable for advanced collectors who track how specific printings differ.
Offered here as an original vintage lithograph poster (not a reproduction), this example is in very good condition, making it an excellent candidate for a serious Neon Rose collection or a Moscoso-focused grouping.
Condition
- Very fine collector condition
- minor, age-appropriate surface wear
- Very good condition
Authentication
Includes a Free Certificate of Authenticity with the artwork.
Collector Notes
- Listed variations: NR-13B and NR-13C.
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