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Dash Rodgerz - Rose Hill Cemetery Allman Brothers Band Tribute, Digital Composition

Digital composite art by Dash Rodgerz featuring the Allman Brothers Band at Rose Hill Cemetery inside a simulated gilt frame against space.

Estimated value

$15 - $60

Rarity

Average(4/10)

Category

Art

Era

2020s

Origin

United States

Artist / Creator

Dash Rodgerz

Authenticity

Very High(85%)
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DASH RODGERZ - ROSE HILL CEMETERY ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND TRIBUTE, DIGITAL COMPOSITION: IDENTIFICATION

Digital composite artwork created by Dash Rodgerz depicting members of the Allman Brothers Band superimposed into Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia, bordered by a simulated carved gilt frame against a starfield background. The lower-left foreground incorporates the band's mushroom insignia, with musicians positioned among nineteenth-century iron fencing and foliage.

PERIOD & ATTRIBUTION

Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia, established in 1840, served as a songwriting retreat for the Allman Brothers Band between 1969 and 1971, inspiring Dickey Betts's instrumental 'In Memory of Elizabeth Reed' and Gregg Allman's 'Little Martha.' Band founders Duane Allman (died 1971), Berry ...
Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia, established in 1840, served as a songwriting retreat for the Allman Brothers Band between 1969 and 1971, inspiring Dickey Betts's instrumental 'In Memory of Elizabeth Reed' and Gregg Allman's 'Little Martha.' Band founders Duane Allman (died 1971), Berry Oakley (died 1972), and Gregg Allman (died 2017) are interred within the cemetery grounds.

COLLECTOR NOTES

1

Duane Allman and Berry Oakley are buried side by side at Rose Hill Cemetery in Macon, Georgia, following fatal motorcycle crashes occurring approximately one year apart in 1971 and 1972.

2

The mushroom motif visible in the lower left was adopted by the Allman Brothers Band following a 1970 session illustrated by graphic artist Wonder Graphics.

SCARCITY

Average55-70%
CommonLegendary

Typical antique shop fare. Requires some searching but regularly available. This is where most genuine antiques fall.

Typical Characteristics

  • Standard antique shop items
  • Regularly available
  • Moderate collector interest

THE ART SPECIALIST'S TAKE

Museum-Trained Art Historian

Connoisseur

High confidence in medium and thematic content based on clear visual matching of the band's personnel, the Rose Hill cemetery setting, and explicit artist attribution provided.

KEY EVIDENCE

  • 1Digital rendering combines photographic cutouts of 1970-era Allman Brothers Band members with Macon, Georgia cemetery topography
  • 2Mushroom logo placed at the base corresponds to band merchandise iconography originating circa 1970

UNCERTAINTIES

  • •Unclear whether a physical limited-edition print run exists or if the work exists purely as a digital file

CONDITION & GRADE

Mint (Digital File)

Grading breakdown

Assessment reflects uncompressed digital image presentation without tears, fading, handling marks, or pigment loss associated with physical substrates.

Condition

Digital file displays sharp pixel resolution with no compression artifacts, physical creasing, or digital degradation visible across the raster image layer.

ART MARKET VALUATION

$15 - $60

Updated: Oct 19, 2026

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YOUR INPUT VS. SCAN

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What Aligned

  • User stated 'A Digital Creation by Dash Rodgerz of the Historic Rose Hill Cemetary' - composition shows digital rendering of Rose Hill Cemetery ironwork and band members
  • User noted 'Ghost essence of the Allman Brothers Band' - figures of Duane Allman and Berry Oakley appear composited into the cemetery greenery

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