Contribution Date
Black history
The Black Panther; Vol. 4, No. 7
The Black Panther; Vol.2, No. 23
The Black Panther Newspaper, vol. 4, no. 5
Black Power
Ebony Jr
Drum Magazine (West Africa Edition), 1950s
Drum Magazine, June 1957
Drum Magazine, July 1956
Drum Magazine, February 1955
“The Crisis” cover
“The Blacker the Berry”
Masthead of Freedom’s Journal.2
The weekly Christian Recorder, published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by the AME Church
for SDS “Black Power and Its Challenges” conference at UC Berkeley
“Day of Solidarity with the Afro-American People”
Power to the People
“Summer in Baltimore”
“Hope Lives Here”
“The National Aquarium in Baltimore”
“Maryland Crab Feast”
NAACP Birthday Ball Poster
NAACP Fight Now for Action
“Americans of Negro Lineage”
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Illustration
“The Decorative Arts of Africa” Cover Design
“Typography 22: The Annual of the Type Directors Club”
Al Pacino
Foo Fighters, Rolling Stone magazine spreads
Pages from identity standards manual for Chase Manhattan
Centennial of Negro Progress Exposition
Negro Digest
“Visual Perceptions: Twenty-one African American Designers Challenge Modern Stereotypes”
Logos
Esquire Magazine Cover 19472
Spring Way
Pillow sham with Tuskegee Flying School poem
Jazz II Deluxe
The Train
“The Year Around Book”8
“Light the Candles! Beat the Drums! A Book of Holidays” 11
Cover for Sesame Street Magazine
Illustration for Amtrak Express Magazine
Illustration for Cosmopolitan
Push Pin Almanack
Push Pin Graphic, no. 21
Undercurrent and Studio One Summer Theatre
Office Telephone Directory
“The Weary Blues” by Langston Hughes
“Black and Proud”
The Black Panther
The Black Panther Newspaper
The Black Panther Newspaper 2
“All Power To The People” , Black Panther Newspaper
Black Panther Newspaper (Vol. III, No. 2) 2
Untitled, (Hey, Mister, what you doing to the poor man, Lord knows you oughta quit it.)
“We Shall Survive. Without A Doubt”, Black Panther Newspaper
Photograph of Dr. W.E.B. Du Bois2
“Nappybook” 3
“Nappygram” 8
We Shall Overcome
“Enrollment in the Negro common schools of the former slave states of the United States.“
Rosa Parks series3
“Lois Mailou Jones displays her designs for textiles”
