Long before Jerry Garcia picked up a guitar, he picked up a pencil.
While the world knows Jerry Garcia for his groundbreaking music and the cultural movement surrounding the Grateful Dead, few have experienced the remarkable visual art that defined his creative life. From his earliest days, painting and drawing were as essential to Jerry as improvisation on stage. Throughout his career, he worked across watercolor, ink, pencil, marker, airbrush and digital media, creating a deeply personal body of work that reflected the same imagination, curiosity and spirit of exploration that defined his music.
His artwork was never secondary to his music. It was another conversation with creativity. The same spontaneity and sense of wonder that fans heard in his guitar work appeared on canvas and paper.
For decades, Jerry's visual art has supported charitable causes through The Jerry Garcia Foundation. Now, Fandiem Relics is honored to bring this remarkable collection to you. Limited to 500 numbered prints worldwide, each piece includes an official Certificate of Authenticity from The Jerry Garcia Foundation.
