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Poster advertising Buzzcocks’ third album A Different Kind of Tension, 1979

Artwork by Malcolm Garrett

Brooke Shields, exhibition poster, 1985 - Ph. Richard Avedon, Art by Keith Haring

Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat, 1985, Promotional poster, Photo by Michael Halsband, Tony Shafrazi Gallery, New York

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Poster advertising Spyker automobiles (1910). Artwork by Jan Rotgans.

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April 22, 1970 – The first Earth Day is celebrated.

Pogo 1970 Earth Day Poster by Walt Kelly

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Dylan (1966). Milton Glaser (American, 1929-2020). Poster.

Glaser’s 1966 poster of Bob Dylan’s silhouette in profile with kaleidoscope hair has become —next to his iconic I (heart) New York logo—the designer’s most recognizable image. The folded poster, which accompanied the 1967 record album, Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits, was Glaser’s more corporate answer to the psychedelic posters of the 1960s. It was less raw than those of Wes Wilson or Victor Moscoso and much more beautiful. Glaser has told the story of how the image emerged from two stylistic conventions: a cutout silhouetted self portrait by Marcel Duchamp and Islamic forms and colors, which together created something that was “uniquely American.”

Children's Book Week poster, 1955 (illustration by Garth Williams).

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