This original advance poster was produced for the early marketing campaign of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction and distributed by Miramax in 1994.
Before the now-iconic Uma Thurman theatrical artwork dominated the campaign, Miramax released a small series of advance posters designed to build intrigue around the film’s release. The “OCTOBER” dictionary-definition poster is among the most distinctive of these pieces, presenting the word pulp in a typographic format that echoes the sensational language of mid-century pulp novels.
The poster comes from my personal archive. I worked at Miramax during the period when Pulp Fiction was released, and this piece was retained from the studio’s original promotional materials.
Today, the October advance poster is widely sought by collectors of film ephemera and Tarantino memorabilia for its minimalist design and connection to the film’s earliest promotional campaign.
Details
• Original Miramax theatrical advance poster
• Year: 1994
• Size: 27 × 40 inches
• Condition: excellent archival condition / Stored Flat
• Ships rolled in an archival sleeve inside a heavy-duty poster tube.
Available for collectors and design enthusiasts.
The Archive Condition + Sales Policy
The Nowhere NYC Design Archive offers original posters, books, records, clothing, and cultural ephemera gathered through decades of work in design, music, publishing, and performance. Many pieces were produced for theaters, concerts, exhibitions, or retail environments and may show light signs of age consistent with their history. Condition details are noted in each listing and shown in photographs.
All items are carefully stored and sourced through auctions, galleries, collectors, and venue archives.
Because of the rarity and collectible nature of these materials, all sales are final. Please review descriptions and images carefully and contact us with any questions before purchasing.
International buyers are responsible for any applicable customs duties or import taxes.
This original advance poster was produced for the early marketing campaign of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction and distributed by Miramax in 1994.
Before the now-iconic Uma Thurman theatrical artwork dominated the campaign, Miramax released a small series of advance posters designed to build intrigue around the film’s release. The “OCTOBER” dictionary-definition poster is among the most distinctive of these pieces, presenting the word pulp in a typographic format that echoes the sensational language of mid-century pulp novels.
The poster comes from my personal archive. I worked at Miramax during the period when Pulp Fiction was released, and this piece was retained from the studio’s original promotional materials.
Today, the October advance poster is widely sought by collectors of film ephemera and Tarantino memorabilia for its minimalist design and connection to the film’s earliest promotional campaign.
Details
• Original Miramax theatrical advance poster
• Year: 1994
• Size: 27 × 40 inches
• Condition: excellent archival condition / Stored Flat
• Ships rolled in an archival sleeve inside a heavy-duty poster tube.
Available for collectors and design enthusiasts.
The Archive Condition + Sales Policy
The Nowhere NYC Design Archive offers original posters, books, records, clothing, and cultural ephemera gathered through decades of work in design, music, publishing, and performance. Many pieces were produced for theaters, concerts, exhibitions, or retail environments and may show light signs of age consistent with their history. Condition details are noted in each listing and shown in photographs.
All items are carefully stored and sourced through auctions, galleries, collectors, and venue archives.
Because of the rarity and collectible nature of these materials, all sales are final. Please review descriptions and images carefully and contact us with any questions before purchasing.
International buyers are responsible for any applicable customs duties or import taxes.
