Most Discussed
1920s
Flying Dragon UFO Fireworks Label
Series of Postcards for the All Union Spartakiada Sporting Event, Spartakiada Moskva5
Buckley Laundry Company letterhead2
“Lucky Strike It’s Toasted”2
“A Specimen of the Village & Other Types Cast at the Village Letter Foundery”
The Merchant of Venice (Le Marchand de Venise)-Stage Set Design
“Guardian of Energy” Costume design for the film Aelita
Original maquette for the 1982 Cultural Freebee Jam flyer, with the printed flyer
Pounded Cutlet (Poster for At the Ringside, starring Snub Pollard)
Posters for Film Zvenygora2
“Exposición Internacional Barcelona”2
“Imagination by the Roll” 3
“May First”
“The Blacker the Berry”
“Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life”
The Star of Zion3
Causeries typographiques, n° 6. La typographie d'aujourd'hui7
Jute postal bag with printed labels
Intertitles website2
Art Deco Display Alphabets8
The Art Of Vogue Covers 1909-1940 by William Packer2
All Quiet on the Western Front3
Foire internationale de Lyon
Ziniar: subscription form
Japanese matchbook art of the 1920s
Bauhaus Design for a Newspaper Kiosk
Ronk Magazine Cover
New Masses
Modernism on Paper 紙の上のモダニズム
“Minnehaha Pale, Minnehaha Special”2
“Sports—Sport (Les sports—Le sport)“
1917
“Bal Tricolore”2
Illustration for Murray’s Superior Hair Dressing Pomade
“God’s Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse”2
Camel Cigarettes Ad2
“Baby Pilot”, Saturday Evening Post Cover
Bradley's school materials and books, 69th year
Berlin: Symphony of a Great City; Berlin: Symphony of a Metropolis Film Poster
“The Crisis” cover
“Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life”
“Mexican Magazine”
Ad for Performance by Rosa Ponselle
Kodomo no kuni (“Children’s Land”) Magazine 9
Gebrauchsgraphik de 19256
“Venida Hair Net”2
“Our American Sisters (Nos sœurs d’Amérique)“
Geometric surface design
Mossel’prom Ira cigarettes Advertisement
State Department Store (GUM) lightbulbs Advertisement
Sketch for Thermoid Tires Ad2
Hotel Charlotte Postcard2
“El Maestro: Revista de Cultura Nacional”
Sports Uniform
“The Weary Blues” by Langston Hughes
Textile Design for Cretonne (1928)
“Through Red and White Glasses”
