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Emancipation Proclamation US postage stamp2
Art Directors Club Promotional Brochure
The Black Panther
“Visual Perceptions: Twenty-one African American Designers Challenge Modern Stereotypes”
“Black Designers Missing in Action” 12
The Black Panther; Vol. 4, No. 7
Copy of The Black Revolution
“I Love You. Happy Valentine’s Day”
Advertising for the Organization of Black Designers (OBD) Chicago Student Chapter Meeting
NAACP Fight Now for Action
Pokenia
“Impressions of African Art Forms in the Poetry of Margaret Danner”
Black Panther Newspaper (Vol. III, No. 2) 2
East Village Other No. 37
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Cover Design
The Crisis
“God Sends Sunday” by Arna Bontemps
“Three by Heinlein”
The Crisis; Vol. 4, No. 6
“Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life”
Barbara Proctor presenting campaign
TW A ad.
Logo for Dinizulu, an African dance troupe
The Black Panther; Vol. 242
“Apeman, Spaceman”
25th Anniversary Logo for the New York Mets
“Nappygram” 8
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. Trademark
“Free Huey”
“The Struggle Continues”
Office Telephone Directory
“Estoy manejando con la numero uno.“
Georg Olden - I've Got a Secret2
American Negro Exposition in Chicago poster2
Pages from identity standards manual for Chase Manhattan
Focus on Black History
Esquire Magazine Cover 19472
“Black velvet”
“Light the Candles! Beat the Drums! A Book of Holidays” 11
Book cover for Doubleday
Black Designers: Missing in Action3
“Re-discover Rum!“
“Anacin Workman”
Lowrey Organ Company Ad
The Black Panther; Vol. 2, No. 18
African-American Designers in Chicago
“Summer of Sam”
Automatic Electric Brochure
“Down to Earth” by Ramsey Lewis Trio2
Set for television talk show, “Common Cents”
“The Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man” by James Weldon Johnson
Design for Joseph Magnin department store, Century City
“Revolutionary Memorial Services for George Jackson”
“Philip Morris USA Salutes People Who Made A Difference”
IMPAC Stationery
Garland Kirkpatrick
Exhibition Guide for African American Designers in Chicago: Art, Commerce and the Politics of Race4
Reynold Ruffins in the Push Pin Office
“Dynamite voices”
“The Press in the Jury Box”
Interview with Marion Sampler by Archie Boston
Interview Notes for Marion Sampler 2
IMPAC Bank Brochure
