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Contribution Date
60s
“Silence”
Cover of IDEA magazine, no.077
Cover of “Architectural & Engineering News”
Moving, announcement
Vinyl Cover for “Happy Frame Of Mind” by Horace Parlan
“Current trends in spot television: A critical examination of roots and values”2
A Leather Dice Cup for Pencils2
“The seeds of a revolution: Retail store trends as they affect the advertiser”2
“It’s your nose too: The creative problems involved in merging truth and taste in advertisement”2
“What’s New in Graphic Arts?“2
“The Negro Market In the West” 2
“The Fulvita Success Story”2
“Some Sales Promotion Flops—And the Lessons They Taught”2
“SanFrancisco’s First Lady of Advertising”2
A License To Advertise2
“Is the West A Region?“2
“In advertising, too, you can think small”2
“Two new campaigns show creative concepts”2
“Two new campaigns”2
“Three little dots... stepping stones or stumbling blocks?“2
“From the production desk: How to buy “hi-fi” color inserts”2
“From the production desk”2
“Advertising gets in the swim”2
“The 10-second look”2
“How do good ads get that way?“2
“Catalina Buys 7 National Books”2
“be of love (a little) more careful than of everything”
Cover of Graphis Magazine No.129 Vol. 23
World Council of Churches Exhibition in Sweden4
“Art Department Rules”
“wide open”
“give the gang our best”
“american sampler”
“daily”
“mary does laugh”
“left”
“daisy”
“the juiciest tomato of al
“The Nun’s Story” AIGA article 2
“Le Mirivis des Naturgies” Book5
“Perennial Woman Calendar”7
Series of ads for Joseph Magnin Co. department store7
Article on Barbara Stauffacher Solomon2
Signage for Hunter College2
Supergraphics in Klotz House2
The Sea Ranch holiday card2
“EXIT” signage
Supergraphic interior at Hear-Hear Record Shop, San Francisco3
Sea Ranch Logo on Marker Building3
Oceanic Properties: Sea Ranch Athletic Club #1 (Moonraker)
“Rebels With Cause” Article2
“McCarthy” Poster
“Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools” 19708
“Access to Tools: Publications from the Whole Earth Catalog, 1968-1974” Article
“Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools” 19684
“The Grass Roots, The Daily Flash, The Sopwith Camel, Bill Ham” Poster
“Association, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Grass Roots, Sopwith Camel” Poster
“Quicksilver Messenger Service, Final Solution” Poster
Article on “San Francisco Rock Posters and the Photo-Offset Lithography”2
Poster for “The Chambers Brothers”
An Interview with Victor Moscoso2
Peggy Moffitt modeling a Rudi Gernreich design
Red Abstract Pattern Scarf
