David lance goines

Goines Poster No. 26. Second edition of 3749 of which 26 copies are signed A-Z as artist's proofs, and five sets are signed as progressives. Text modified to...

Book Club of California, by David Lance Goines (University of California, Berkeley Campanile and the Golden Gate)

As part of San Francisco Design Week, legendary Berkeley printer and artist David Lance Goines gave a wide-ranging talk at our San Francisco Campus that used examples from his printing career to show how you can be a successful graphic artist.

Poster designed for a screening of Frankenstein (1931) as directed by James Whale at the Pacific Film Archive, UC Art Museum, on January 21, 1984. From a post on the work of David Lance Goines at Codex 99.

David Lance Goines started out as a student of classical languages, reading ancient texts in the original Greek and Latin. After being arrested and expelled from his university for participating in student protests in the 1960s, Goines found work as an apprentice with a nearby printer. Soon, Goines was combining his classical background with his own good taste to design posters that were both beautiful and interesting. Goines also drew upon his classical studies in a series of witty essays…

David Lance Goines: North Face (1984)

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David Lance Goines (American, born 1945), #(38) "DIE NIBELUNGEN", April 5, 1974, 30.4 x 60.9 cm (12 x 24 in), Seven color lithograph (edition of 474 of which 100 copies are signed

Vintage European Posters will host David Lance Goines on January 16th. This article includes excerpts from Goines writing about his philosophy- what drives a poster artist and what makes a good pos…