POSTERS FOR
SALE
Poster 1, Aerial view
Poster # 2 couple kissing in the pond
To commemorate the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock,
Barry Z Levine has prepared two posters 24" x 36" with a
gloss varnish finish:
at $25.00 plus shipping and handling for each poster!
Please specify poster 1 or 2 in your email
1)an aerial poster showing the crowd at Woodstock
'69 and
2) a Woodstock Photo of a couple kissing in the
pond
We will provide instructions for payment
using credit card (visa or master charge) check or money order. Once cleared,
your
Book and/or poster will be in the mail. We also have color
Postcards of Woodstock at $3.00 and aqueous finish artist prints
of performers at $4.00. These images will be available online soon.
- The right to download and store
or output the materials found on
- © Woodstockitness.com web pages
is strictly prohibited without the
written permission of Barry Z Levine. Materials may not be reproduced
- in any form.
- ©2007, Barry Z Levine, All Rights
Reserved.
- contact us for information or
orders:
l@woodstockwitness.com
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$35.00 plus shipping and handling
OUR NEW BOOK HAS ARRIVED ..."THE
WOODSTOCK STORY BOOK", a collector's item with nearly 300 of these
beautiful color photos and a Dr Seuss type characterization of the historical
event. This book catches the mood, excitement and the performers in full
color. Don't miss your opportunity to buy it and get 50% savings on many
of our website items including a FREE poster of your choice.
The book also contains 4, 8"x10" photos, suitable for framing
including Jimi Hendrix, Jerry Garcia, Janis Joplin and Joe Cocker. Check
it out.
REVIEWS
"An incredible all-access pass to the music and art fair that came
to
be known solely as Woodstock…the author’s have created an intimate
time capsule with this book…the peace and love essence of Woodstock
rings out loud and clear.”
Kirkus Discoveries
Stunning photos and a great narrative makes this book a must have for
anyone who was at Woodstock, wish they had been, or for anyone wanting
a great history lesson and a piece of the 60's. Rare photos of the musicians,
the people, and the landscape from the perspective and lens of a festival
insider is a great way to celebrate the 40th anniversary and the spirit
of Woodstock.
Eric B Merill, Westhampton
I couldn't put this book down! Dance/music camps for grown-ups make me
kick up my heels, and now, here's a picture story book for grown-ups from
the Woodstock Festival of 1969, just in time for its 40th anniversary.
Subtitled "A Chronologically and Anatomically Correct Illustrated
Tale for Post-Woodstock Generations," the book has never-before-published
shots from the still photographer of the Acadamy-Award winning movie about
the event. Everything is here--from the set up with stage crews and Richie
Havens's welcoming set to the muddy-skinnydipping-potsmoking-make-love-not-war
community to Hendrix and the Star Spangled Banner to the epilogue about
"the greatest peaceful event in world history." You're going
to love this book, and it makes an awesome gift item. Put on Sly and the
Family Stone's "Gonna Take You Higher" and treat yourself to
what I'm going to predict is hailed as the best rock-'n-roll stroll down
hippie lane of the century!
Evelyn Schneider, Gardiner
The pictures tell the story.The words tie the story together.Makes one
appreciate the wonder of this event. When I look at some of the photos
I sit with my mouth open. Example: a photo of 500K people is worth a million
words.Most of the photos I have not seen elsewhere, apparently taken by
the author and not available to others.
Close-up pictures of the now-famous persons tell tales.How did this event
- against all probability - out of the control of the "organizers",
come to pass? Remarkable!
Preparations were not adequate for any crowd, let alone the huge numbers
that converged on this farmer's field. In spite of this, (or because of
it?) a remarkable moment in time for an entire generation. A return to
basics of human nature. Pictures tell the story.
Put this on your coffee table, or keep it on your night stand.A great
way for the Woodstock Generation to "relate" to any younger
generation... or visa-versa. Was this an event to imitate?? To fear??
Both??
JohnWestney, New York
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