<n>September Monthly Picture Diary</n> from 2021, illustrated in a <n>Traveler's Notebook</n>.

The Twilight Zone (1959)

1958-Woman's Day

Advertisement for the <n>Baby Doll Cosmetics</n> line, sold at <n>Woolworths</n> in the late 1960s.

The <n>Space Invader</n> manner poster from October 1979 for the <n>Teito Rapid Transit Authority</n> in Tokyo.

Milton Glaser Illustration

<n>Do not rush onto the train</n>, a manner poster from April 1979 for the Tokyo subway system.

1974 print ad by <n>Polaroid</n> for the <n>SX-70 Land Camera</n>.

The 1970 book <n>The Effects of Noise on Man</n> by author <n>Karl D. Kryter</n>.

Engraving "<n>Aristotle and Phyllis</n>" (c. 1485-1500) by <n>Wenzel von Olmütz</n>, after <n>Monogrammist BR with the anchor</n>.

Marginalia in a 1540 philosophy book by <n>Agostino Nifo</n>, held at the <n>Spencer Library</n>.

Poster for the 1937 <n>Universal Pictures</n> film <n>She's Dangerous!</n>, starring <n>Tala Birell</n> and <n>Cesar Romero</n>.

Poster for the 1962 film <n>Satan in High Heels</n>, starring <n>Meg Myles</n> and directed by <n>Jerald Intrator</n>.

Tadashito Nadamoto Illustration

<n>Bakuretsudanki</n> poster by artist <n>Tadashi Nadamoto</n>, 1963.

A spread from <n>Brice Marden</n>'s <n>Notebook Sept. 1964 - Sept. 1967</n> with a photo of the artist and <n>Helen Marden</n>.

Arnaldo Putzu and His Fabulous Hand-Painted Covers for Look-In Magazine And Movie Posters - Flashbak

Tadanori Yokoo Illustration

Cover for <n>Hanashi no Tokushū</n> magazine by artist <n>Tadanori Yokoo</n>, 1966.

"<n>Arc de cercle</n>" (1885), a medical illustration by <n>Paul Richer</n> depicting a hysterical fit.

Tadashi Nadamoto Illustration

Poster for a <n>Claudio Villa</n> concert in Osaka, 1961. Illustration by <n>Tadashi Nadamoto</n>.

1960-(via File Photo)-

A sketchbook by artist <n>Marc David Spengler</n>.

How Would You Feel, 1937

<n>See Red Women's Workshop</n>'s screenprint poster, <n>Black Women Will Not be Intimidated</n>, c. 1975.

<n>Women Unite</n>, a 1974 poster by the <n>See Red Women's Workshop</n>.

Susumu Eguchi Illustration

Poster for <n>The Greatest Children's Science Exhibition in History</n> in Tokyo, organized by the <n>Japan Children's Culture Research Institute</n>.