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Posters depicts: K & F Productions/Lincoln Center. Basie and Getz

K & F Productions/Lincoln Center. Basie and Getz

Clippings/Tearsheets, Serial Publications depicts: Lincoln Center spelled out in 3-D letters, standing on a stage with curtains

Holiday (September 1968). Lincoln Center cover

Posters depicts: woodcut print of Uncle Sam with explosions going off in his mouth

Posters depicts: Colorful illustration of two men riding an elephant, one dressed as a hunter, the other wearing a robe and hat. A tiger is tied up and draped over the elephant, other animals around them look scared

Chwast, Seymour. Union Camp. Frank Buck Had It poster

Posters depicts: Illustration of a woman smoking a cigarette and holding up a pack of cigarettes, the image on the pack is the image of her smoking and holding up the pack

Chwast, Seymour. Smoke Cancerettes poster

Posters depicts: Three smiling men look down at a tiny woman with no top on stretching her legs on a couch

Chwast, Seymour. Peridot Films, Inc. poster

Posters depicts: The phrase "Elektra" is written out with each letter being made of a different very detailed and decorative font. Each letter has wheels, shoes, or is being carried to indicate the phrase being a procession moving from the left to the right

Chwast, Seymour. Elektra Moves poster

Posters depicts: A minimalist orange illustration of the devil holding a cane, smoking, and wearing a monocle, stands in front of a crowd of surprised looking faces

Chwast, Seymour. "Visit Dante's Inferno. The End Place" (from the Push Pin Graphic No. 52) poster

Posters depicts: Poster title in a variety of 19th century display typefaces with an image of many men running along the bottom

Booth’s Gin. Protest Against the Rising Tide of Conformity

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Seymour Chwast Collection 1960s Start Over