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Contribution Date
VIET GD website of Vietnamese Graphic Design
Important Events and Dates in Negro History3
Proceed and Be Bold poster
Homes for People poster
Into Water
Say Their Names Stamp Set11
Harlem Globetrotters program cover
Artists and Models Ball souvenir book cover
Artists Models Ball at Savoy Ballroom souvenir book cover
Cab Calloway and the Harlem Globetrotters poster
Postcard for Chicago's Savoy Ballroom
advertising brochure
Title page for Die neue Linie
advertisement for Thügina
photo of Söre Popitz
Bazaar magazine cover
Bazaar cover Jan 1970
Cover of O homem nu (The Nude Man)
Cover of Ms. magazine
Paper magazine 7
The Doors poster2
Martha and the Vandellas poster
CHICism album art7
Quilt
Two Grey Hills style rug2
Black & Brown coverage in TIME magazine2
“Untitled (Never Odd or Even)”
“Untitled (rotator double cross)”
“Untitled (0-9, ten, eight, six, four, three, two, one)”
Holiday Punches: Party Bowls and Soft Drinks5
Holiday Goodies and How to Make Them5
200 peso coin2
Viglietti, Canciones Chuecas
stamp
“1er Terminal Pesquero”
Uruguay stamp
Cherokee Almanac
Cherokee New Testament
perutype.com
New Mayan Alphabet9
Angola
“Vallas de la Zafra de los 10 Milones”
Black Power
“Lo Que se Sabe no se Pregunta”
Coquerio sardines logo
Coquerio sardines advertisements3
Coquerio sardines packaging4
Ciclo magazine8
“Aqui me Quedo”
Fuera la Marina yanki de Culebra
“El Tajo del Alacrán”
IMPAC Bank Brochure
IMPAC Stationery
Sketch for “A Century of Negro Progress” Ad
Automatic Electric Brochure
Frontispiece and title-page to Phillis Wheatley’s Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral 2
Woodcut portrait of Banneker from the cover of his 1795 Almanac
“When Styling”
Cover of “Duke” 1.2 (July 1957)
“Down to Earth” by Ramsey Lewis Trio2
“Cosmic Slop” by Funkadelic
Exhibition Guide for African American Designers in Chicago: Art, Commerce and the Politics of Race4
“The Walls of Jericho” by Rudolph Fisher
