An advertisement for the <n>Intecolor 3621</n> computer by <n>Intelligent Systems Corp.</n>, 1979.

A 1996 promotional poster for <n>Stüssy</n> store openings in Osaka and Fukuoka, Japan.

A 1983 print ad for <n>Mazda</n> featuring an <n>IMSA</n> GTU <n>RX-7</n> and <n>Rod Millen's</n> rally <n>RX-7</n>.

The <n>Citroën DS</n> in a 1968 print advertisement by <n>Citroën</n>.

Interior of the 1984 <n>Mazda 626 Coupé</n> from a brochure by <n>Mazda</n>.

Massimo Vignelli, Lella Vignelli. Knoll International Graphic Program: Furniture and Textiles. 1969 | MoMA

<n>Knoll International Graphic Program</n> poster by <n>Massimo Vignelli</n> and <n>Lella Vignelli</n>, 1966-1980.

A 1976 advertisement for the <n>Audi 100 LS</n> from dealership <n>Carousel Porsche Audi Renault</n>.

The 1978 summer timetable for <n>Air France</n>'s daily <n>Concorde</n> service.

Advertisement for the first-generation <n>Mazda RX-7</n>.

<n>Absolut L.A.</n>, a 1989 print ad for <n>Absolut Vodka</n> from a campaign by advertising agency <n>TBWA</n>.

Promotional imagery for the <n>Datsun 240-Z</n>, designed by <n>Yoshihiko Matsuo</n>.

A 1987 print advertisement for <n>Range Rover</n>, the first to run in North America.

Ad for the <n>Lowrey Berkshire Deluxe TBO-1 organ</n>, used by <n>Pete Townshend</n> of <n>The Who</n>.

A poster for the <n>Rimowa</n> x <n>Daniel Arsham</n> collaboration, featuring the Eroded Attaché sculpture.

A vintage advertisement for the <n>Mazda RX-7</n> from 1983.

<n>Retro Bauhaus Cafe Berlin Poster</n>, a graphic print in the <n>Bauhaus</n> style.

A 1985 print advertisement for the <n>Commodore 128 Personal Computer</n> by <n>Commodore</n>.

Graphic design by <n>Herbert Bayer</n>, featured by <n>The Type Directors Club</n> for a talk with curator <n>Ellen Lupton</n>.

Instruction sheet for a <n>LEGO</n> building set.

An advertisement for the <n>Subaru 4WD</n> line, highlighting the world's first 4x4 sedan.

Vintage advertisement for the <n>BMW 320</n> and <n>BMW M1</n>.

A 1981 advertisement for the <n>Poly-Sequencer</n> and <n>Prophet-5</n> from <n>Sequential Circuits Inc.</n>

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