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- "For All Woman-Kind," 2016 -

- 2016
- Collections - Artifact
"For All Woman-Kind," 2016
- "Femme Fists," 2016 -

- 2016
- Collections - Artifact
"Femme Fists," 2016
- "Blade to the Heat," 1994 - This poster was created by influential graphic designer, Paula Scher. Her compositions are dynamic, colorful, and playful. Scher famously pushed the boundaries of typography by using text as a form of illustration. In 1994, she formed a 25-year relationship with the New York Public Theatre, designing a new brand identity and poster series--which is among her best-known work.

- 1994
- Collections - Artifact
"Blade to the Heat," 1994
This poster was created by influential graphic designer, Paula Scher. Her compositions are dynamic, colorful, and playful. Scher famously pushed the boundaries of typography by using text as a form of illustration. In 1994, she formed a 25-year relationship with the New York Public Theatre, designing a new brand identity and poster series--which is among her best-known work.
- Estelle Laverne with a Mural She Painted for Sheraton Hotels -

- Collections - Artifact
Estelle Laverne with a Mural She Painted for Sheraton Hotels
- "'Invisible' Chairs by Laverne, Jonquil (left) and Daffodil," 1957-1959 -

- 1957-1959
- Collections - Artifact
"'Invisible' Chairs by Laverne, Jonquil (left) and Daffodil," 1957-1959
- Christmas Card Sent by Estelle and Erwine Laverne, 1956 -

- 1956-1957
- Collections - Artifact
Christmas Card Sent by Estelle and Erwine Laverne, 1956
- Mural Painted by Estelle Laverne for a Restaurant in Miami, Florida -

- Collections - Artifact
Mural Painted by Estelle Laverne for a Restaurant in Miami, Florida
- Christmas Card Sent by Estelle and Erwine Laverne -

- Collections - Artifact
Christmas Card Sent by Estelle and Erwine Laverne
- "A Lot of People are Waiting for Martin Luther King... We Are It. It is Up to Us. It is Up to You. Marian Wright Edelman," 2018 - Celebrated African American graphic designer Gail Anderson created this poster. It features a quote by Marian Wright Endelman, an organizer for Martin Luther King Jr.'s Poor People's Campaign and founder of the Children's Defense Fund. Anderson thoughtfully chose Tré Seals' "Martin" typeface, which was inspired by wood type used to print the iconic protest signs of 1968's Memphis Sanitation Strike.

- 2018
- Collections - Artifact
"A Lot of People are Waiting for Martin Luther King... We Are It. It is Up to Us. It is Up to You. Marian Wright Edelman," 2018
Celebrated African American graphic designer Gail Anderson created this poster. It features a quote by Marian Wright Endelman, an organizer for Martin Luther King Jr.'s Poor People's Campaign and founder of the Children's Defense Fund. Anderson thoughtfully chose Tré Seals' "Martin" typeface, which was inspired by wood type used to print the iconic protest signs of 1968's Memphis Sanitation Strike.