By the time Glaser designed this poster in 1968, the rock band Paul Revere & the Raiders, founded in Boise, Idaho, a decade earlier, was at the peak of its success. The design, with its stars-and-stripes lettering and grid of stars (the lead singer’s name was actually styled “Lindsay”) references the band’s patriotic name and the Revolutionary War-style uniforms of its members. But all this historicism is overlaid by the very contemporary language of Pop Art; Glaser describes the motifs in brilliant clashing colors and presents tiny portraits of the band members in the style of Andy Warhol’s silkscreen prints based on photographic images.