1960s
San Francisco Museum of Art program guide, March 19642
Luv Playbill
1960s Fiddler On The Roof Playbill2
The Beatles: A Hard Days Night
The New Morality, no. 13/14/15
“My Fair Lady” titles
“Woman of Straw” titles
“The Cable Car”
Frank O. Gehry, C. Gregory Walsh, and Gere Kavanaugh opening invitation (Greun Associates) 2
“Kill Pop-Art!! Robot Opera Program” 2
“BIO 1” (Poster for the first Biennial of Industrial Design held in Ljubljana, former Yugoslavia)
The New Morality, no. 12
“Paper Fluxwork”
The Realist, no. 552
“wide open”
The New Morality, no. 10/11
“Dr. Strangelove” titles2
“Graphic Design at the World’s Fair” 2
Spring Way
“Is He Protecting You?“ poster
POST: The Saturday Evening Post - In Memoriam, A Senseless Tragedy5
“Current trends in spot television: A critical examination of roots and values”2
“Spot radio: data for decisions must be searched out: A look at some of the currently important trends in spot radio”2
Research and Ratings: Some questions, some answers: A common-sense, informative discussion of how ratings and other forms of research are best evaluated and used in marketing2
“nine ways to improve an ad... to death”2
The Orange Peel-UF Student Magazine
Philadelphia Folk Festival poster
Centennial of Negro Progress Exposition
“The seeds of a revolution: Retail store trends as they affect the advertiser”2
Poster for Exposition of Music -Electronic Television
“One Man One Vote” SNCC Poster
self portrait
“Claude Monet Seasons & Moments” Poster
Consumer Poster for S.F. Museum of Art featured in Communication Arts magazine2
“Le Mirivis des Naturgies” Book5
“March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom” poster
Cover of Graphis, Vol. 19, Issue 106
“The Echo That I Miss”
I Can't Say No Myrna March
The New Morality, no. 7/8
The New Morality, no. 6
“Now” poster
“Pray For Surf!“ (color)
“Dinghead Gremmy Surfink”
“Cuentos Pánicos”3
The New Morality, no. 9
1960s Parker Brothers Card Game3
“Rat Fink” (color)
“It’s your nose too: The creative problems involved in merging truth and taste in advertisement”2
LIFE Special Issue - Oct. 19, 196221
A Leather Dice Cup for Pencils2
Military Issued Vietnamese Phrase Book
Charles Mingus “Mingus Oh Yeah” Record Cover
A License To Advertise2
“SanFrancisco’s First Lady of Advertising”2
“The Fulvita Success Story”2
“The Negro Market In the West” 2
“Some Sales Promotion Flops—And the Lessons They Taught”2
“What’s New in Graphic Arts?“2
“Apples and Oranges”
Oh Yeah (Charles Mingus) album cover
Karolton Envelope Trademark
United Farm Workers flag
