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	Information about poster art in the early 20th century. Includes a brief history of lithography, styles at the turn of the century and images of posters with descriptions of style, historical significance and the passage of events before and after its production.	Introduction
A collection of postage stamps with waterfall images. Images are listed by continent or alphabetically by country.	Introduction
A collection of more than 2,500 Western signs, arranged into over 50 groups according to their graphic characteristics. Includes the symbols' histories, uses, and meanings. The signs range from ideograms carved in mammoth teeth by Cro-Magnon men, to hobo signs and subway graffiti.	Introduction
An online magazine featuring artwork by contemporary printmakers. Includes information about printmaking exhibitions, conferences, news and events worldwide, articles including topics such as materials and techniques and information about materials suppliers and services.	Introduction
Software for programmable creative graphic design aimed at graphic designers, mathematical hobbyists and educators.	Introduction
Information about the trade association dedicated to the promotion of illustration and the interests of freelance illustrators, agents, students, and lecturers. Includes a searchable online gallery of illustrations.	Introduction
Offers original articles and features about graphic design, plus annotated links to selected relevant Internet resources compiled by a subject specialist, a subject-specific bulletin board, and details of related news and events. Topics include advice on web design, fonts and graphic design packages.	Introduction
Exhibition which tracks the development of graphic design from 1910 to the 1930s. Exhibits are arranged in four sections: Avant-Garde, Commerce, Politics, and Social Change. Merrill C Berman's collection includes anonymous political posters, commercial advertisements, original collages, montages, sketches, and maquettes.	Introduction
Exhibition of the work of Russian typographer, designer, and architect El Lissitzky (1890-1941), well known for his work on book design and in particular for his illustrations in Yiddish books. Features designs from his Futurist beginnings to his propagandist work for the Soviet Government.	Introduction
Information about American posters designed to advise Americans, for events, advertising and patriotic persuasion. Includes over 130 images.	Introduction
A magazine for type and graphics professionals which includes a bibliography and related links.	Introduction
Contains thousands of free downloadable fonts for both PC and MAC. Offers a fully searchable and browsable database as well as links to other free font and clipart Web resources.	Introduction
A collection of World War II propaganda posters from the United States. Includes over 30 images divided into two groups: posters that instil patriotism, confidence, and a positive outlook; and posters that fought against complacency with grim, unromantic visions of war.	Introduction
Online magazine covering design and publishing, graphics, layout and typography. Most of the items which will appear in DT&G are real-life questions and problems from readers.	Introduction
A collection of ukiyo-e posters from Japan. Many prints by artists like Utamaro and Sharaku were posters, advertising theatre performances and brothels, or idol portraits of popular actors and beautiful teahouse girls.	Introduction
A collection of posters created by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901). Includes the history of prints and printmaking in Paris, biographies and a bibliography.	Introduction
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