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“The Dance of Angels Who Burn Their Wings”
9,10,11 de Setembro. Vale do Jamor. Festa do Avante!(September 9,10,11. Vale do Jamor.)
Bert's Blockbusters
Moving, announcement
1960's Graphic Design: The Outsiders
€5 note3
Macedonian Woman: Section of the Women's Antifascist Front of Macedonia, Issue #58
The Realist, no. 506
The New Brass Rail Bar Advertisement
“Pet-A-Rama”
Pocky Red Box Packaging (2010 - Present)5
City Limits
Twist and Shout
Pixies – Doolittle
“Legend: Susan Kare”3
20th Years of Discovery: Hubble2
Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games
Ramparts; Vol. 10, No. 6
The Secret Garden Cover
Os Abismos Da Meia-Noite
Stars of WDIA, Memphis
The Lesbian Avengers
Blondie- Parallel Lines
Interview with Deborah Sussman (The Autry)2
“Attenzione Magazine” 2
Al Pacino
The 6th Iwaki Prefecture Art Festival
Cover of Kaliflower Vol. 2, No. 312
Improvisational Quilt
Advertisement for the Two O'Clock Club
California
“Wood-Engraving and Woodcuts” 2
Saul Bass and Associates 2
World Table Tennis Championship, Paris 2013
Rolex Art Deco Period Advertisement
Stealth installation5
Ericsson Telephone Magazine Advertisement
Logo for Garden Club of Irvington3
Awatsuji Misa's MINO-WASHI project2
1960s Fiddler On The Roof Playbill2
ADLA Annuals 2 and 34
Widor (Feike Asma – Symphony No. 5 In F Minor for Organ, Op. 42, No. 1)
J&M Auburn Football Illustrated with catalog2
Gothiks | 2013
Pizzicato Five “EXPO 2001“ Album Cover
NPB
Ancestral Emu Being
Jazz for the Jet Set - Dave Pike2
Shinyeoseong (New Woman) Magazine
Talon Sewing Manual3
Western Advertising: Portfolio of Western Advertising Art '592
Colors 3
Win Peace and Freedom Through Nonviolent Action; vol. 4, no. 62
The Rag, vol. 2, no. 34
Discogs
French Record Label Logo
HOME: Mr. Children
Cover of IDEA magazine, no.077
“Letraset USA”
KOSHIMAKI-OSEN
Greek Kalas Salt
Charlotte in Picture and Prose
Ramírez Villamizar, Museo de Arte Moderno de Bogotá, 1967
