Terré, Nathan (sold)
Nathan Terré (1938 - Present) is an American artist, art restorer, antique dealer, and art collector. Terré traveled extensively studying art throughout the United States. He was involved in the art-nouveau inspired Fillmore Art movement in the 1960s, and was in San Francisco for the 1967 Summer of Love. There he illustrated promotional material for the Straight Theater, the Middle Earth Clothing Company, and 'The Charlatans,' a band he also managed. He finally settled in Missoula, Montana, in 1974 (or earlier), where he runs the antique shop and restoration studio Atelier Boheme. Terré also does appraisals for the Antiques Road Show.
Haight-Ashbury during the Summer of Love - and Tolkein!
A Hobbit's Eye View of the Haight Ashberry.
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A charming 1867 Nathan Terré 'Summer of Love' pictorial map of special interest to J. R. R. Tolkien fans. Issued by the Middle Earth Clothing Company, this 'Hobbit's Eye View' of Haight-Ashbury covers from Golden Gate Park to Masonic Street and from Haight Street to Frederick Street, including Beulah, Waller, Stanyan, Shrader, Cole, Clayton, and 'Ashberry' streets. The exotic fruits dramatic mountains are allusions to Barbara Remington’s cover art for the first authorized paperback Ballantine Press edition of The Lord of the Rings. (more details)