Arts & Architecture cover, March 1947
"This was the penultimate cover Ray Eames conceived for Arts & Architecture;
in total, she designed 26, some during the magazine’s early incarnation as California Arts & Architecture. It departs from her earlier covers, which featured more drawn or painted imagery, collage, biomorphic shapes, and/or combinations of these approaches, sometimes with the inclusion of hastily hand-drawn type. This one also marks the end of Ray’s solo graphic design work, before she
turned her exclusive focus toward collaborations with Charles."
–Louise Sandhaus, Earthquakes, Mudslides, Fires & Riots: California and Graphic Design 1936-1986
