Goines, David Lance

Children's Hospital of San Francisco (Goines, no. 141) Signed. [Poster]

Berkeley, Calif.: Saint Hieronymus Press. Distributed graphics by Dow and Frosini, 1989. Edition of 1612 of which 300 copies are signed 1-300; No. 2 of the signed edition. Tear in "EN" of "Children's " without loss.

October 11, 1989 9 colors. This is the first poster on which I used fade-resistant inks. 15" x 24"

Models: Samuel T. Giammona, M.D. & Nathan Volat

Client: Children's Hospital of San Francisco, Department of Pediatrics, Samuel T. Giammona, M.D., Chairman. 3700 California, San Francisco CA. Telephone (415) 750-6171 A-Z: Artist's own use Dedication copies: One to Dr. Giammona, one to Nathan Volat Progressives: One set to Dr. GiammonaMatted.
Edition of 3502 of which 150 copies are signed 1-150; 26 are signed A-Z as artist's proofs; three sets are signed as progressives; five are signed as dedication copies.
"Quail and quince. An alliterative pair, camouflaged in warm Autumn colors. The quince can't make up its mind whether it wants to be eaten or not. Austere and astringent, the fruit when raw is quite inedible, though it exudes an irresistible fragrance. Cooked up in quantities of sugar, however, it forms a pleasing preserve, but much of its perfume is lost in the process. Capturing the wily quince is not difficult; all that is called for is time and patience. Plant a quince near a wall where it will get plenty of sun and wait. In time, and with the admixture of culinary art, you will have something tasty to put on your morning toast. " Item #16-3376

Price: $500.00