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Electric Tower, Niagara Mohawk Tower, General Electric Tower
Gardener's Cottage, Darwin D. Martin House
Buffalo, Richmond Avenue, Linwood Avenue, Summer Street, Kleinhans Music Hall, Bemis House, Butler Mansion, Mayfair Lane, snowstorm of 1977, Allentown neighborhood
Fairfield Library, Parkside Unitarian Church
Anthon Braun, Louise Braun, America, Germany, Lady Liberty, Delaware Avenue, 253 Northampton Street, Jefferson Avenue, Smuck's
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography courtesy of St. Paul's Cathedral.
Buffalo Underground: An Excursion into the Depths of Scajaquada Creek
Buffalo, Scajaquada Creek, Scajaquada Creek Culvert.
The Bulger Communication Center at Buffalo State College
Bulger Communication Center, Buffalo State College, E.H. Butler Library, Grover Cleveland Hall, Moore Complex, Iroquois Drive, Lawrence B. Perkins, Chicago, Kevin Lynch, Image of the City, Paul G. Bulger, Buffalo Evening News, New Brutalism, Brutalist, Le Corbusier, Unité d'Habitation, Béton brut, The New Brutalism. Ethic or Aesthetic?, Reyner Banham, Gary Stephen, Superman, Batman, Captain America, Marvel, Brave New World.
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, Market Arcade Film Center, Founders Plaza, Shea's Theatre, Olmsted Parks, Delaware Park. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography by Kevin M. Mahoney.
Buffalo, Taiwan, H.H. Richardson's Psychiatric Center, Frank Lloyd Wright, UK, Niagara Falls, Pierce-Arrow, Peace Bridge, Kleinhans Music Hall, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Eliel and Eero Saarinen, “Little” Summer Street, Elmwood Avenue, Niagara Square, Buffalo City Hall, United States, Delaware Avenue, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Red Jacket, Millard Fillmore, Lawrence Dale Bell, Bell Aircraft Corporation, Delaware Park, Frederick Law Olmsted, Nottingham Terrace, Buffalo Zoo, Jewett Parkway, Darwin Martin House, Central Park, Main Street, Hayes Hall, School of Architecture and Planning, University at Buffalo, Buffalonian. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography by Kevin M. Mahoney.
Roycroft Inn, Army, Savannah, Carlisle Barracks, Fort Leavenworth, New Orleans, Germany, Jacksonville, Neighborhood Conservation, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Rochester's Landmark Society, Preservation Buffalo Niagara, Erie County, East Aurora, Fletcherize!, Dard Hunter, Alex Fournier, Roycroft Campus, Burt Flickinger, The Wendt Foundation, Elbert Hubbard, Roycroft Revitalization Corporation, Ted Lownie, the National Preservation Conference Awards, National Preservation Conference, Darwin Martin House, the Guaranty Building, Olmsted parks, Buffalo City Hall, Cooper Shop Gallery, Roycroft Power House. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography courtesy of Roycroft Campus Corporation.
Earl W. Brydges Niagara Falls Public Library and Fisher-Price Play Family Village
Fisher-Price Play Family Village, Master of Architecture, Legos, Niagara Falls, the Falls, Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, Little House on the Prairie, Earl W. Brydges Niagara Falls Public Library. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography courtesy of Earl W. Brydges Niagara Falls Public Library Local History Department.
Peace Bridge, Buffalo, Western New York, Niagara River. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography by James C. Lai.
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Notes written in preparation for summation before the Committee on Character and Fitness, circa 1972
New York (State). Supreme Court. Appate Division. First Deparment. Committee on Character and Fitness
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity Leadership Training Institute Certificate, 1966
A Leadership Training Institute certificate from Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, bordered by a gold decorative pattern. The fraternity crest appears near the top beneath the organization’s name. The certificate identifies Gus Reichbach of Upsilon Beta and states that, through faithful attendance and active participation in the institute’s sessions, the recipient successfully completed the prescribed course. Two blue signatures appear above the titles “Supreme Master” and “Dean of the Institute.” The certificate is dated August 25th, 1966. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Letter to the Law School Disciplinary Tribunal from Gustin Reichbach, 1969
Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.)
Handwritten notes about the Students for a Democratic Society and the Columbia Strike, 1968 pg. 1-pg. 3
Essay to the Director of Admissions, Columbia Law School, 1966 pg. 1-2
A black-and-white head-and-shoulders portrait of a young person facing the camera. They have short hair combed to the side and are wearing a dark jacket over a white shirt. The background is plain and light-colored. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
A distant view of the Taj Mahal grounds, with several tall, dark cypress trees in the foreground. Part of the white marble monument is visible on the right, along with a slender minaret near the center. Groups of visitors are gathered along a walkway in the middle distance beneath a pale sky. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Gustin Reichbach and Hope Reichbach, 2010
A person stands in front of a red wall, wearing a dark pinstripe suit with a white shirt, gold tie, and matching pocket square. They have curly gray hair and are looking slightly to the side with a smile. A white object bearing the word “Everlast” is partially visible to the left. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Campaign mailer for Justice of the Supreme Court, 1998
A political campaign advertisement for Judge Gustin L. Reichbach’s 1998 candidacy for Justice of the Supreme Court. A large red heading across the top reads “A People’s Judge For The Superme Court.” A black-and-white head-and-shoulders portrait of Reichbach appears on the left. On the right, text gives the election date as Tuesday, November 3, 1998, and identifies “Judge Gustin L. Reichbach for Justice of the Supreme Court.” Two quotations attributed to Anna Quindlen of the New York Times and Michael Daly of the New York Daily News appear below. Large red text at the bottom reads “Qualified, Courageous, Committed.” The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Courtroom illustration of The People of the State of New York v. R. Lindley DeVecchio, October 30, 2007
A courtroom illustration depicting four people during a legal proceeding. On the right, one person with shoulder-length hair sits in the witness stand, resting their head against one hand. Another person with gray, curly hair sits nearby with a hand raised to their chin. Two people wearing suits appear on the left, one seated in the foreground and another standing behind. Wood-paneled walls and part of an American flag are visible in the background. A framed artwork hangs on the left wall. The illustration is signed “Shepard” and dated 10/30/07. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
A formal head-and-shoulders portrait of a person facing the camera with a slight smile. They have curly brown hair with prominent gray strands and are wearing a dark jacket over a blue-and-white striped shirt with a white collar and gray tie. The background is plain and light-colored. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Campaign poster for the Justice of the Supreme Court, 1998
A political campaign flyer promoting Judge Gustin L. Reichbach for Justice of the Supreme Court. The large heading at the top reads “Vote Judge Gustin L. Reichbach for Justice of the Supreme Court.” Text below states that Reichbach served for eight years in Brooklyn’s Criminal and Civil Courts and presents sections headed “Qualified,” “Courageous,” and “Commited,” describing professional accomplishments. A black-and-white portrait appears on the right above a circular campaign graphic reading “A People’s Judge Gus Reichbach For The Supreme Court.” Near the bottom, large text gives the voting date and time as Tuesday, November 3, 1998, from 6 AM to 9 PM. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Campaign button for Justice of the Supreme Court, 1998
A round white campaign button featuring red and dark blue text. Curved red lettering across the top reads “A People’s Judge,” while the center reads “Judge Gus Reichbach” in dark blue. Red lettering curves along the bottom and reads “For The Supreme Court.” The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
The Brooklyn Revolution has begun, Ed Cochanski, 1994
A hand-drawn cartoon centered on two figures wearing judicial robes in front of a columned courthouse. One figure raises a clenched fist while placing a hand on a red book, facing another robed figure. Above them, a curly-haired figure holds a large document marked with scales of justice, with a gray cloud behind containing the word “Abbie.” A yellow banner across the top reads “The Brooklyn Revolution Has Begun!” Text along the bottom reads “Up Against The Wall, Your Honor.” The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
A black-and-white portrait of a person with curly hair wearing a dark jacket and leaning with folded arms on top of a framed cartoon. The cartoon below shows several figures and architectural columns, with a banner across the top reading, “The Brooklyn Revolution Has Begun!” Furniture, plants, and window blinds are partially visible in the background. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
New York (State). Civil Court (New York)
A black-and-white formal portrait of a person wearing dark judicial robes over a white shirt and patterned tie. They have dark curly hair and are facing the camera with a smile. Their hands are clasped together in front of them, and the background is plain gray. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
A formal head-and-shoulders portrait of a young person posed against a plain brown background. They have short, neatly combed light brown hair and are wearing a dark pinstripe suit jacket, white dress shirt, and dark tie decorated with large blue circular shapes. The person faces forward with their gaze directed slightly upward and to the side. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Campaign button for Justice of the Civil Court of the City of New York, 1991
A round white campaign button featuring red and blue text. Curved blue lettering across the top reads “A People’s Lawyer.” Large red text in the center reads “Gus Reichbach,” while blue lettering curves along the bottom and reads “For Civil Court Judge.” The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
A person with curly hair and a mustache sits on a boat with dark blue water in the background. They are wearing a white graphic T-shirt and light-colored shorts, with one arm extended along the side of the boat. Parts of the boat and rigging are visible around them. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Gustin Reichbach in China, circa early 1970s
A black-and-white outdoor portrait of a person with curly hair standing beside a broad, low waterfall. They are wearing a dark jacket over a collared shirt with a scarf or cloth around the neck. Trees, rocks, and vegetation are visible above and around the waterfall. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
An aged photograph with heavy discoloration, scratches, and areas of missing or obscured detail. Two stone figures are visible against an ornate patterned backdrop. The rightmost figure appears to a Buddha, the left most figure is smaller and looks to be a monk. The photograph is rotated within a white surrounding border. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Program for a celebration of Abbie Hoffman's life, 1989
A white program cover with the large bold title “No Regrets” at the top between two horizontal black lines. Centered below, spaced black lettering reads “A Celebration Of Abbie Hoffman’s Life.” The bottom corners read “June 17, 1989” and “New York City.” Several brown stains or marks appear across the cover. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
Postcard for a celebration of Abbie Hoffman's life, 1989
A graphic featuring large, bold dark blue lettering on an off-white background. The visible text reads “Abbie!” with a dark star positioned above the letter I. A small handwritten marking is partially visible near the upper-right edge. The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
An essay from "My Story Book" written by Reichbach while he was a student at P.S. 152, 1955 pg. 1 and 2
Buffalo's History as its Future: 6 Minute Building Story
Presentation at WNY Book Arts Center, 468 Washington St., Buffalo, NY on October 23, 2012
University Libraries. Architecture and Planning Library
Silo City, Elevator B: 6 Minute Building Story
Conservation projects (Natural resources)
The Roycroft Campus Restoration: 6 Minute Building Story
South Park Conservatory: 6 Minute Building Story
Love Affair with Buffalo: 6 Minute Building Story
Building an Idea: 6 Minute Building Story
Shakespeare in Delaware Park: 6 Minute Building Story
Painting for Preservation: On-Site Art-Making at Historic Places: 6 Minute Building Story
The Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society: 6 Minute Building Stories
A "Pop-Up" Playground: 6 Minute Building Stories
Community development, Urban--Citizen participation
Western New York Book Art Center: 6 Minute Building Story
Restoring an E.B. Green House on Parkside: 6 Minute Building Story
Housing, Single family--Conservation and restoration
350 Linwood Avenue: 6 Minute Building Story
Buffalo Grain Elevators, Buffalo River, Architecture Department, University at Buffalo, Buffalo Philharmonic, Marine A, Perot, LeCorbusier, Kahn. Letter and Presentation formats displayed with photography by James C. Lai.
This is the cover of a publication titled The Bison. The design features a blue line illustration centered within a rectangular frame. The drawing shows two people carrying furniture, including a chair and other items, arranged vertically as if moving them between levels. Surrounding the figures are simple brick shapes suggesting a building wall. The title “THE BISON” appears at the top, and “MOVING UP DAY” is printed below the illustration. At the bottom, the date reads “May, 1937,” and the price is listed as “10 Cents.” The cover has a light, textured background.
The description and alternative text may have been partially generated using an AI tool and may contain errors or omissions.
This is the cover of a publication titled The Bison. The design features a green line illustration centered within a rectangular frame. The drawing shows two people seated outdoors on grass beneath a tree, with a sun visible in the sky. One person sits with arms extended outward, while the other sits facing them, wearing a long garment. The title “THE BISON” appears at the top. Below the illustration, the words “SPRING NUMBER” are printed inside a bordered box. At the bottom, the date reads “April 1937,” and the price is listed as “10 Cents.” The cover has a light, textured background.
This is the cover of a publication titled The Bison. The design is printed in green ink on a light background and features a stylized, graphic illustration. A large, abstracted face in profile occupies the lower left portion of the cover, wearing a tall hat and holding a small object near the mouth. Hanging vines frame the top and right side, and two small figures are seated on a tree branch near the upper center. The title “BISON” appears across the top, with “May 1935” printed vertically along the right side. The phrase “A Young Man’s Fancy” appears on the right, and “Spring…” is printed along the bottom.
This is a cover design featuring a bold red and white graphic illustration. The composition shows two stylized figures in dynamic poses. One figure appears in the foreground wearing a short dress and hat, stepping or leaning forward. Another larger figure stands behind with arms extended outward. The background consists of angular shapes and strong diagonal lines in red. A small monogram or stylized lettering appears in the upper left corner.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The layout features a large black vertical area on the left and a white vertical band on the right with the word “BISON” printed vertically. In the lower right corner, red text reads “PROM ISSUE.” A small red circle with the number “15” appears in the upper left corner. Centered on the cover is a smaller rectangular illustration showing two people dressed in formal attire walking together at night under a blue sky with white stars. One figure wears a long red dress, and the other wears a dark suit. Additional figures and small buildings appear in the background.
This is the cover of a publication titled The Bison. A vertical green band along the left side displays the title in stacked white letters. The central illustration, printed in red and green, shows two figures standing together. One figure is dressed in a Santa Claus outfit with a hat, beard, and fur-trimmed suit, holding a small paper and standing beside a small brick chimney. The other figure wears a long, form-fitting gown with decorative details and a flowing train. Text on the right reads “MAE and DECEMBER,” and along the bottom it states “CHRISTMAS ISSUE ’34.” The background is light with visible texture.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large stylized black letters across the top. The central illustration shows three figures standing on a grassy field with buildings in the background. Two taller figures walk side by side in the center; one wears a red outfit with a matching hat, and the other wears a blue top with the number “36” and light-colored trousers. In the foreground at left, a smaller figure wearing a blue top with the number “35” holds a yellow cricket bat. A yellow sign with the number “25” appears in the background. Along the right side, the text reads “Freshman Number.” The background is light with a thin border framing the image.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large stylized black letters across the top. The central illustration is a black line drawing of a bison’s head combined with a human body dressed in a suit jacket, vest, collared shirt, and tie. The figure holds a pipe in its mouth and has a pocket square in the jacket. The words “bison number” appear in lowercase on either side of the figure. At the bottom left, the price reads “Twenty-Five Cents,” and a small artist’s signature appears in the lower right corner. The background is light with a thin border framing the design.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The design features a painted portrait of a person shown from the shoulders up in profile, facing right. The figure has short, slicked-back hair with light highlights and red lips, and the upper torso is bare. The background is a muted beige tone. The word “BISON” appears vertically in blue letters along the right side. At the bottom right, the text reads “Exchange Number,” and at the bottom left the price is listed as “25¢.” An artist’s signature appears near the lower right of the portrait.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears vertically along the left side in large black letters. The design features a stylized graphic illustration in black and blue. A large figure wearing a graduation cap and academic gown stands prominently, holding an open book or document. A bold blue geometric shape fills the upper right portion of the background. Along the bottom, small silhouetted figures appear engaged in various activities, and the text “Faculty No.” is printed across the lower section. The background is light with a thin border framing the composition.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in rounded white letters near the top against a blue background. The central illustration shows a large stylized figure in the foreground with dark hair, closed eyes, and red lips, wearing a red garment draped over one shoulder. Resting on the figure’s outstretched finger is a much smaller figure dressed in blue trousers and a striped shirt, holding a hat under one arm. The price “25¢” is written on the right side. The composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large black letters across the top against a light blue background. Below the title is a detailed black-and-white illustration of a large, symmetrical building with a central entrance and evenly spaced windows. The lower portion of the cover features a pale green band with the text “Crosby Hall” centered above it. The price “25¢” appears in the bottom right corner. The design is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The design features the word “BISON” split diagonally across the center in bold black and white lettering, with the middle portion enlarged and angled forward. The background is filled with lightly printed Greek letters and symbols arranged in various directions. The composition is enclosed within a thin rectangular border on a light background.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The design is rendered in black and white. A stylized portrait of a person appears centered within a large white, abstract shape resembling a flower or spotlight against a dark background. The person has short, wavy hair and a head covering, with one arm raised behind the head. The title “BISON” is written in large script across the lower portion of the cover. Beneath it, the text reads “Purity Number,” and the price “25¢” appears in the lower right corner.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large black letters across the top against a vertically striped background. The central illustration shows a person wearing nightclothes and a pointed sleeping cap, walking indoors while holding a small stuffed toy. To the left stands a tall grandfather clock, and to the right a small framed sign hangs on the wall. The floor is rendered with horizontal red lines. At the bottom, the text reads “Junior Prom Number,” and the price “25¢” appears on the right side. The design is enclosed within a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears vertically along the right side in black letters. The composition features a colorful, abstract arrangement of geometric shapes and stylized figures. A prominent red angular shape in the center resembles a bottle, positioned diagonally. Other elements include a simplified face in the lower right, a blue circular form with radiating lines, and various triangular and curved shapes in red, yellow, blue, and green. The word “Innovations” is arranged diagonally across the center. The design is enclosed within a thin border on a light background.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title letters appear spaced vertically in red against a dark background. The central illustration shows two figures dressed in formal attire. One figure in the foreground wears a long, light green gown and stands facing slightly to the side. Behind them stands another figure wearing a black tuxedo with a white shirt. The background is dark, and the composition is simple and centered. An artist’s signature appears in the lower right corner.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The central illustration shows a person in athletic attire standing on a green field with arms raised toward a stadium crowd. A large banner above the stands reads “Bison.” The audience is depicted in rows, with many figures wearing blue. A blue megaphone stands on the field in the foreground. The words “Yea Team!” appear in the lower left corner, and the price “25¢” is printed in the lower right. The composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large black letters across the top against a light background. The central illustration shows a uniformed officer standing beside a yellow automobile. A person seated in the driver’s seat leans slightly out of the open car. The vehicle has red wheel accents and a visible headlamp at the front. At the bottom left, the price “25¢” is printed, and beneath the image appears the caption “Giving the Law a Break.” The composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in bold black letters across the top against a light blue background, with a dark silhouette of a large building behind it. The central illustration shows two figures on a green lawn. One figure stands holding a paddle and wears a shirt with the letter “B.” The other figure is bent forward, reaching toward a small object on the ground. The price “25¢” appears on the left, and the words “Freshman Number” are printed along the bottom. The composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large black letters across the top. The central illustration is a black line drawing of a seated figure wearing a sleeveless dress with contrasting dark and light sections. The figure sits with one leg crossed over the other and holds a small booklet or program in one hand. The words “Review Number” appear inside a boxed area in the lower right corner. The price “25¢” is printed near the bottom, and an artist’s signature appears in the lower left. The design is framed by a thin border on a light background.
This is the cover of a publication titled bison. The title appears in stylized white letters on a black horizontal band near the top. The background consists of alternating vertical black and white stripes. Centered in the lower half is a small black line drawing of a standing figure wearing a hat and long coat, with hands in pockets. Along the bottom, the text reads “useless number.” The composition is enclosed within a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large outlined letters across the top. The design is rendered in grayscale and features symmetrical, geometric architectural forms framing the center. In the middle, the text reads “Exchange Number.” Below it is a small central illustration showing two stylized faces in profile facing each other within a geometric shape. The composition is enclosed within a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in bold, angular pink letters across the top against a black background. The central illustration shows a stylized profile of a person with short dark hair, wearing a green earring and a necklace of round yellow beads. The figure holds a cigarette in one hand and a lighter in the other, with smoke rising upward. Along the right side, the text reads “Xmas Number.” The price “25¢” appears on the left side. The composition is enclosed within a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large green letters across the top against a blue background. The central illustration shows a football player in uniform crouched in a three-point stance, wearing a helmet, padded jersey, pants, and cleats. The price “25¢” is printed on the right side. Along the bottom, the text reads “Forward Buffalo!” An artist’s signature appears in the lower right corner. The design is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in red letters within a white rectangular box at the top left, with a smaller box below reading “Freshman Number.” The illustration, printed in black against a green background, shows two large fish underwater. One fish faces forward near the top right, while another swims in profile near the bottom left. Small air bubbles rise between them, and dark shading at the bottom suggests the ocean floor. Along the bottom, the text reads “Two Bits.” The composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears at the top in black lettering. The central illustration shows two seated figures indoors. One figure reclines in a patterned upholstered chair while the other sits on the arm of the chair, leaning forward toward them. The background is light blue with a simple interior setting. To the right of the figures, the text reads “Passing One Number.” The price “25¢” appears in red in the lower left corner. The composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears within a white rectangular panel near the top. The design features a dense, colorful composition of overlapping geometric shapes and diagonal bands in red, yellow, blue, pink, and green. Scattered throughout are playing card suit symbols, including hearts, spades, clubs, and diamonds. Two stylized faces appear within the arrangement, one near the top center and one toward the lower left. Near the bottom, the text reads “Bridge Number.” The composition is enclosed within a patterned border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large black letters across the top. The illustration shows three figures standing behind a ship’s railing. The central figure wears a red coat and stands between two figures dressed in suits. A life preserver attached to the railing bears the words “College Cruise.” The background is light with a simple sky tone, and the composition is framed by a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears vertically along the left side. The central illustration, rendered in black on a light background, depicts a stylized tree with a twisting trunk and curling branches. Several rounded lanterns or hanging objects dangle from the branches. Near the bottom right, a small elongated figure stands holding a lantern. The word “Exhibition” appears vertically along the right side, and the price “25¢” is printed near the top right corner. The artist’s name appears in the lower right.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large red letters across the top against a yellow background. The central illustration shows a figure dressed as Santa Claus asleep in a blue armchair beside a lit fireplace. A bottle hangs loosely from one hand, and a red hat lies on the floor nearby. A dark rug is spread in front of the chair. Along the bottom, the caption reads “The Morning After,” and the price “25¢” appears in the lower left corner. The composition is enclosed within a thin border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The design features a central red oval frame containing an illustration of a football player in motion, wearing a blue jersey and brown pants. The figure appears mid-stride with one arm extended. Surrounding the oval are geometric architectural shapes in muted tones, including columns and layered forms. The composition is symmetrical and set against a light background.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large red letters across the top against a bright green background. At the center is a stylized portrait of a person with short red hair and round glasses, shown emerging through a jagged black shape that resembles a torn opening. The figure wears a striped garment. To the left of the portrait is a red circular emblem with “25¢.” Along the bottom, the word “Welcome!” is written in red with an exclamation mark.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The design features a light pink background framed by a thin border. At the top left, the text reads “April Fool Number.” The central illustration shows two figures performing an acrobatic pose, with one figure upside down balancing on the other’s shoulders. Both figures wear brightly colored clothing. Across the bottom, the word “Bison” appears in large rounded letters. Small circular symbols appear in the upper right corner.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears faintly across the top in spaced letters. The central illustration is a softly colored portrait of a seated figure wearing a light dress, resting in a cushioned chair draped in green fabric. The background features leafy greenery and a small hanging lamp on the right. In the lower left corner, the price reads “35 cents.” A small boxed label with additional text appears in the lower right corner. The composition is framed by a light border.
This is the cover of a publication titled Bison. The title appears in large red letters across the top. The central illustration is framed within a gold oval and shows a figure posed in a dance-like stance, lifting one leg and holding flowing green drapery. The figure has short red hair and is set against a light blue background within the oval. Decorative hanging tassels appear near the upper corners. In the lower right, the text reads “Prom Number,” and a circular emblem with the price appears in the lower left. The composition is enclosed within a thin border.