This vintage concert poster advertises "Jazz at the Philharmonic," featuring top jazz artists like Ella Fitzgerald, Benny Carter, and the Oscar Peterson Trio. The text highlights the event in Kaiserslautern's Fruchthalle on February 21, 1954, with ticket details and performance times. The design uses bold black shapes and lively white scribbles set against a vivid orange background, with modernist typography emphasizing the event's dynamic energy.
The striking graphic composition and limited color palette give this poster a mid-century modern feel. It suits music rooms, lounges, or contemporary interiors seeking a bold statement piece celebrating classic jazz culture and concert history.
THE PRINTED PRODUCT
Our vintage posters are professionally reproduced on high-quality photographic paper with a matte finish, using archival-quality inks.
Printed orders are carefully packaged for safe delivery.
These are high-quality reproductions of vintage artwork, not original historical prints.
FRAMED AND UNFRAMED OPTIONS
Customers can select the available printed and framed sizes using the product options menu.
Black frames are available where offered. White frames are available in the USA only and must be requested at the time of purchase.
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Digital downloads are delivered electronically and do not require shipping.
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The purchased file is the original high-resolution artwork master, without the watermarks used on product previews and mockups.
The download is made available electronically through WooCommerce following purchase. No physical product is shipped with this option.
RECOMMENDED PRINT SIZES
This artwork is supplied in a 3:4 aspect ratio. At the resolution of the supplied file, compatible print sizes include:
- 6 × 8 inches
- 9 × 12 inches
- 12 × 16 inches
- 15 × 20 inches
- 18 × 24 inches





















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