Grateful Dead 710 Ashbury Paul Kreizenbeck Bottleneck Poster x/100 Mint 18x24

MINT & RARE - Official Limited Edition. Grateful Dead - "710 Ashbury" by Paul Kreizenbeck (2026) Own a piece of Grateful Dead history - an officially licensed screen print from Bottleneck Gallery's Grateful Dead Artist Series, an ode to the most famous address in the band's story. Regular Edition - Hand-Numbered: 5/100. What Makes This Print Special. Number 5 of Only 100: One of the lowest numbers in the entire regular run.

Single-digit numbers are what serious collectors hunt specifically and the first to vanish from the market - most copies that resurface are triple digits. Fewer Than 200 Exist in Any Form: The regular edition was capped at 100, with a White Swirl Foil variant of 50 and a Rainbow Foil variant of 50. Across every version ever printed, the total is under 200 sheets worldwide. 710 Ashbury Street: The Victorian at the heart of this print is the house the Dead shared in the Haight during the Summer of Love - the single most storied address in the band's history. Kreizenbeck renders the property in loving architectural detail, then buries it in Grateful Dead iconography: roses erupting from the facade, a lightning bolt cracking the roof, Bertha looming skull-crowned in the background, and a Steal Your Face hidden on the garage door below the stairs.

A Two-Color Screen Print That Punches Above It: Built in burnt orange and deep navy on cream stock, the limited palette does all the work - the roses read as light, the house reads as dusk, and the whole image holds together as a single sunset moment on Ashbury Street. Officially Licensed: Part of Bottleneck Gallery's Grateful Dead Artist Series, hand-numbered and produced under official license.

About the Artist: Artwork by Paul Kreizenbeck, a graphic designer and illustrator whose work spans illustration, printmaking, identity design and packaging. His gig-poster catalog runs deep through the jam world and beyond - Umphrey's McGee, Dave Matthews Band, Phish at Lake Tahoe, Lockn' Festival, Ween, Claypool Lennon Delirium and Dirty Heads - and his precise, architecture-forward style sets his Dead work apart from the psychedelic norm. Mint Condition: Flawless corners, clean surface, and rich color saturation throughout.

A warm, detail-dense image that rewards close looking and frames beautifully - a centerpiece for any serious Deadhead, and a natural for anyone who's made the pilgrimage to the Haight. Get The Exact Print You See: These photos show the exact item you'll receive sourced directly from the official artist/vendor. Whether you're building a serious collection or picking up a bold, frame-worthy piece for your wall, this hand-numbered print is destined to grow in value over time.