1971 Robert Fried "Non Negotiable 8's" Print

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M251S

$375.00

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1971 Robert Fried "Non Negotiable 8's" Print22. 25 x 30. 25 x 1 D 1971 print by bay area artist Robert Fried, best known for his psychedelic concert posters. Fried did a series of guerrilla postage stamps, this is an unusual oversized print from that body of work, with stamp like embossing outlining the art. Purchased from his former apprentice, this print is unsigned and was likely a cast off due to its registration being slightly off. A very special piece by an artist whose career was cut too

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I had to order this in an emergency. To put it in brief words, I live in a two level studio unit. My bedroom TV fell backwards off the bureau accidentally and down the stairs to its demise. Putting this together was no problem, instructions were thorough and easy. It came with several bars that connected together smoothly and an Allen key for the brackets and screws for the feet. I did one less horizontal bar on top and bottom so it could fit, which was great because with all of them on it was too long. However I ran into the difficulty of the horizontal bars popping out of the brackets during the last stages, but eventually got it done. I was also looking for a specific type of divider where I could adjust the feet so I could tuck it in between the dresser and banister. Glad I made this purchase.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026