Yesterday TheSilverLining posted some great links to Elaine Lustig Cohen works. Here are some more of her works that I have not seen posted elsewhere. A Type Specimen page, 1950 "Elaine Lustig Cohen (b. 1927) is the pioneering female graphic designer...

Muerte en cruceta; by Lola Cueto, 1947 La bohemia de la muerte; anonymous, 1958 El crepusculo de la noche, in Tricolor no. 35; July-August 1924 El Hospital Juárez - (Ironia); by Carlos Neve, 1951 detail of Calaveras televisiosas todo por un...

The following are from Elaine Lustig Cohen and Ellen Lupton's book Letters from the Avant Garde: Modern Graphic Design, most of which came from Elaine Lustig Cohen's personal collection. Elaine Lustig Cohen was an excellent artist/designer who was...

A few months back I posted images from 1905-1906 Russian revolutionary periodicals that I found at Yale University’s digital library. Recently I (accidentally) came across a related book called Blood and Laughter: Caricatures from the 1905 Revolution...

"Quack is a pejorative term, disparagingly, albeit sometimes defensively, applied by a member of the establishment, the orthodox, regular, professional, credentialed and accepted class to describe the unorthodox, unlicensed, disapproved member of a...