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Browse digitized objects from all of our collections below. The items displayed here represent a fraction of holdings. Comprehensive collection guides to our Design Collections are accessible at the top of each collection’s main page. Only a small selection of SVA collections are currently available online. Please contact the Archives for more information.

Posters depicts: Descriptions of various printing services in white outline all-cap letters on black background, some of the letters are colored in messily in neon marker.

Fine Creations Inc. Fine Creations

Posters depicts: An abstract geometric design on a blue backround beneath title

School of Visual Arts. Science states meanings, art expresses them

Posters depicts: A handmirror with a mirror image of the logotype "seventeen" above exhibition information.

School of Visual Arts. Seventeen: Graphic art from the pages of Seventeen magazine exhibition announcement poster

Posters depicts: Highly geometric and surreal depiction of a person with a distorted face, in white against a black background with a gray heart.

Without Education, It Isn't Possible For a Man Even to Appreciate Art

Posters depicts: Orange and blue print of various art tools against a white background.

What is Art? That Whereby Forms Are Transmuted into Styles.

Posters depicts: Grid of art against a black background, including fashion illustration, photography and cartoons, in orange, red, yellow and green.

Inside the Studios

Posters depicts: Black and white schematic against a blue background, showing a spiral shape.

Science States Meanings. Art Expresses Them (spiral)

Posters depicts: Drawing of pencil sharpener

An Exhibition of the Design and Illustration of Bob Gill poster

Posters depicts: The letter S in calligraphic style

Louis Silverstein: An Exhibition poster

Posters depicts: Hand mirror with reflection of word "Seventeen"

Seventeen: An exhibition of graphic art from the pages of Seventeen magazine poster

Posters depicts: Two yellow grids against a red background; one is normal, but the other has blocks twisted slightly to create a spiraling effect. Text is in yellow.

Science States Meanings. Art Expresses Them (squares)

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