Greeting cards

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The collection contains writings and designs by Rand, including books, articles, posters, presentation booklets, and annual reports, from clients including IBM, Cummins and UCLA. The collection is separated by donor in order to preserve the source of the works, and then organized in two series: I. Client Correspondence, Project and Document Files; and II. Bibliographic Files.

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The collection consists of examples and photographs of Lustig's design work, writings by and about him, and portrait photographs of him.

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The B. Thomas Golisano collection contains correspondence, photographs, clippings, and ephemera related to Mr. Golisano's business, Paychex, his family and personal life, and his philanthropy and community service. In addition to materials generated by Golisano, the collection also contains newspaper clippings and printed materials from institutions he interacted with both personally and through his B. Thomas Golisano Foundation.

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A collection of greeting cards and postcards designed by deaf and hard of hearing artists.

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Collection consists of postcards, stamps, announcements, music packaging, two compact music discs, and one LP vinyl record. This ephemera pack was purchased through the 2017 Kickstarter campaign for a monograph about Independent Project Press, and its printer, Bruce Licher.

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Collection of materials from the calligrapher, type designer, graphic and architectural designer, illustrator, and educator Ismar David, including correspondence, photographs, teaching materials, and commisioned works.

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Collection of materials from designer Jerry Kelly, (1955-). Includes holiday cards, printing proofs, letterheads, type specimens, exhibition catalogs, book designs, and book catalogs.

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Collection of materials from creative director of CBS, Louis (Lou) Dorfsman. Includes correspondence, photographs, commerical works, and paper materials.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Elaine Lustig Cohen Collection contains two series: Clients and Personal. The Clients series encompasses most of the collection and focuses on Cohen's work as a graphic designer from the mid 1950s to the late 1960s, with much of the documentation consisting of letterheads, book covers, and catalogs. Her book cover designs for Meridan Books are well represented. Cohen counted cultural groups and galleries as her main clients, with these chiefly represented by Kootz Gallery, Jewish...

Scope and Content From the Series:

Includes work created with Alvin Lustig, Richard Meier and Elaine Lustig-Cohen Associates, and Lustig and Reich. Most contain letterhead, publications, or other promotional material. Some files contain photocopies of client work, and are noted as such.