Scope and Contents John Russo designed many of these items, which include printed posters, fliers, and postcards announcing social events and exhibitions, including a program for a Parsons School of Design fashion exhibition (1964); "A statement by the Board and President of Parsons" (1971); "Questions and Answers about Parsons" (1991); and a Parsons School of Design undergraduate interior design brochure. Includes posters promoting a candlelight dance held by the Parsons Student Activities Committee at the...

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Folder contains six limited edition prints of pen-and-ink drawings of the Grand Canyon by Murray Tinkelman, who began teaching illustration at Parsons School of Design in 1963.

Scope and Contents Original prints and one drawing given to John Russo. The front of the original 1959 drawing by Ralph Neiditch[?] is inscribed, "To John Russo, The man who staretd me on my road to success. Ralph Neiditch[?]" The back side of the work is inscribed, presumably by Russo: "A student of mine. Talented. We exchanged drawings."Individuals in k_OSxx-10 folder include Canoceri[?], D. L. Sinisko[?], and Morris Zaslavsky.-- "Square...

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Untitled, unsigned print of a painting made after a well-known photograph of Cuban revolutionary and diplomat Che Guevara.

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Poster of a photograph of a mother nursing her child, while also carrying a rifle over her shoulder, probably during the Nicaraguan Revolution.

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Poster created by Eric Avery, consisting of a woodcut print of North Carolina politician Jesse Helms undergoing a rectal examination.

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Poster probably created as part of the International Solidarity Campaign, based on the Spanish language text on the poster.

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Poster consisting of an illustration by Sean Carter recruiting volunteers for the New York-Nicaragua Construction Brigade to help construct schools and other buildings in Nicaragua.