You can visit the MGHL at West Campus. Call or email to make an appointment, M-F 9am-5pm.
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- Location:
- Saint Louis, MO, 63105
- Phone:
- (314) 935-7741
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- Double Exposure: Al Parker's I...
Olin Library, Level 1, Grand Stairc...
Monday, July 6 at 9:00am
Modern Graphic History Library Check out Wash U. Professor Douglas Dowd's blog which talks about his recently class trip to the MGHL and his students' assignment. He includes some images from our collection!
ulcercity.blogspot.com
In Word and Image 1 we have just launched the final project. The image-oriented problem is described below:You are to create three two-color illustrations, each of which tells a simple narrative. Each ...
Modern Graphic History Library Thank you Vets! And here's a great collection of military propaganda posters put online by Miami University Libraries. (Thanks to Jaleh Fazelian for passing this on.)
staff.lib.muohio.edu
In celebration of the Miami University Libraries reaching their 100th year as Federal Depository libraries, the staff of Government Information and Law, the Walter Havighurst Special Collections, and the ...
Modern Graphic History Library
The "Today's Inspiration" blog recently wrote about the fan letter to Al Parker from Norman Rockwell. The letter is in our collection and it's an interesting discussion about which Parker illustration prompted it. Check it out here: http://todaysinspiration.blogspot.com/20
todaysinspiration.blogspot.com
A place for those with an interest in illustration from the 40's and 50's to share their knowledge, views and opinions. If you'd like to join the Today's Inspiration daily email list and receive one scan ...
Modern Graphic History Library If you're like me, you love vintage paperback cover art. I just had to share this site featuring scans of cool covers. You can browse by artist, author, publisher and even theme!
Modern Graphic History Library Mr. Fuchs was a huge inspiration to so many.
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Award-winning illustrator graduated from Washington University