Bidspirit auction | 1975 David Lance Goines Pandora's

1975 David Lance Goines Pandora's Box Exhibition Poster - A framed exhibition poster for a film screening at the Pacific Film Archive, University Art Museum. The work features a stylized Art Nouveau-influenced design by David Lance Goines, depicting a drooping flower in cream and salmon tones set against a black and blue-gradient background. The composition is enclosed within a white arch silhouette that frames a stylized skyline. The typography is rendered in a classic Art Nouveau-style font. The main title reads PANDORA'S BOX, with subtext detailing a double feature presented by James Card: G.W. Pabst's Pandora's Box (1928) and Luis Bunuel's L'Age d'Or (1930). The screening information indicates the event took place on Sunday, November 9, at 7:30 PM in the Wheeler Auditorium at the Pacific Film Archive, University Art Museum. In the lower right corner of the primary image area is a printed square monogram block consisting of characters that spell the name DAVID LANCE GOINES arranged vertically, with the year 1975 appearing directly below. The poster is housed in a metallic frame under glass with a wire hanger attached to the reverse. Width: Approximately 19 inches Height: Approximately 24 1/4 inches. The poster shows a prominent vertical crease or indentation mark extending through the white border on the left side, visible in the full-frame view (photo 1) and detail (photo 6). Minor rippling of the paper substrate is visible under the glass across the main image area (photo 4). Several small dark spots, likely foxing or surface debris, are present in the lower right white border near the artist's mark (photo 5). The metallic frame exhibits light surface wear and minor scratches consistent with age and handling (photo 8).