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Plexus Magazine15
Japanese Family Crests3
“Seito” Magazine, First issue of a feminist magazine
New Masses magazine (1926 – 1948) digital archive
Cover for Sesame Street Magazine
Drum Magazine, June 1957
“El Maestro. Revista De Cultura Nacional. Tomo II. Núm. VI.”
Nike Women print ad
Alternative Cover of Vogue cover design (not used)
Rave Zines archive
Drum Magazine, July 1956
Cover design for Radical Software Magazine, Summer
Charm Magazine
Cover of OZ Magazine, no. 30, (London)
Shinyeoseong (New Woman) Magazine
Gay Times - April 1988
“Orpheus” Magazine 5
Feminist Findings2
Black & Red No. 111
Praxis Magazine 18
“Hiroshima” Poster
The Spanish brute adds mutilation to murder: Propaganda in the Spanish American War
Editorial spread, Seventeen, April 1950 issue, pp. 104-105
Time Magazine Cover
Cover of Vogue
STUFF magazine #9
“How to pin down a wide open market” advertisement
“Computer Lib” Book Cover, 1st Edition
Cover of OZ Magazine, no. 3, Mona Lisa (London)
Rolling Stone - Alicia Keys
Anything That Moves online archive
Series of IBM ads from Graphis8
Cover of “IDEA”, No. 213 magazine
Retro Gamer Magazine2
Advertising for Travel in Europe
“Mexico; No. 1” July, 1941
Cover of Car Craft Magazine May 1961
Al Pacino
“Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools” 19708
First World Premier Issue
Clothes Magazine Cover
“Are you Avant-Garde?...Or Derriere?“
Cover of Emigre No. 19 & No. 24
Cover of OZ Magazine, no. 28, School Kids Issue(London)
Avant Garde, no.82
Glamour layout
STUFF magazine #18
Cover of Graphis, Issue 140
Cover of OSPAAAL's Tricontinental 76
Cover of OZ Magazine, no. 8, Louise Ferrier with Che Guevara (London)
Drum Magazine, February 1955
1979 Volkswagen Rabbit Print Ad
Graphis Archives2
STUFF magazine #48
Everyday Art Winter Issue 1953-543
Print magazine cover XII:3 November/December 1953
My Marie-Antoinette Valentine2
“Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools” 19684
Cover of Avant Garde, no.5
Creem Mag Advertisement Guidebook
Vogue Cover, 1908
The Village Voice, August 3, 1993: Cypherpunks and Privacy
