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Phil Lesh, Human Be-In, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA, January 14, 1967.

Phil Lesh, Human Be-In, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA, January 14, 1967. - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

Phil Lesh, Human Be-In, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA, January 14, 1967.

Photograph by Paul Kagan/ Retro Photo Archive

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

The image quality is crisp and the contrast really brings out the energy of that day in the park. I’ve had it framed for a week and keep catching myself staring at the crowd details. This shot captures the moment perfectly.

Aurora Q. ★★★★★

The archival detail in this print is sharp enough that I can pick out individual faces in the crowd from 1967. It captures the whole spirit of that era’s scene, and the paper quality holds the black-and-white tones beautifully.

David ★★★★★

You can almost feel the fog and the crowd in this print—Paul Kagan really captured the moment. The black-and-white tones are rich, and the paper has a nice weight to it. It’s hanging in my living room now, and it’s a conversation starter every time.