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Le Tricorne, Alexey Brodovitch  American, born former Russian Empire, now Belarus, Gelatin silver print
Alexey Brodovitch
1935–37
Chair (No. 1211-C), Alexey Brodovitch  American, born former Russian Empire, now Belarus, Plywood, wood, rope
Alexey Brodovitch
ca. 1950
"Art-i-choke," in Junior Bazaar, Martin Munkácsi  American, born Hungary, Photomechanical reproduction
Multiple artists/makers
March 1946
"The Oil in Your Make-Up," in Junior Bazaar, Ernst Beadle  American, Photomechanical reproduction
Multiple artists/makers
June 1947
[Tear Sheet of the Inaugural Junior Bazaar Cover], Richard Avedon  American, Photomechanical reproduction
Multiple artists/makers
November 1945
"Take a Second Look," in Junior Bazaar, Leslie Gill  American, Photomechanical reproduction
Multiple artists/makers
October 1946
"Alice Grown-Up," in Junior Bazaar, Richard Avedon  American, Photomechanical reproduction
Multiple artists/makers
February 1947
Designer Alexey Brodovitch
ca. 1950
Alexey Brodovitch
1935, printed ca. 1945
"The Yellow Smock Coat" and "Yellow Linen Etched in Black" in Harper's Bazaar, Lillian Bassman, Photomechanical reproduction
Lillian Bassman
Art Director Alexey Brodovitch
Publisher The Hearst Corporation
March 1950
"Fantasy on the Dance Floor," in Harper's Bazaar, Lillian Bassman, Photomechanical reproduction
Lillian Bassman
Art Director Alexey Brodovitch
Publisher The Hearst Corporation
April 1949
["This Is the Enemy" Poster Maquette], Lillian Bassman, Collage of gelatin silver prints with applied media
On loan to The Met
Lillian Bassman
Alexey Brodovitch
1942
Junior Bazaar, Herman Landshoff  American, born Germany, Photomechanical reproduction
On loan to The Met
Multiple artists/makers
May 1946
"Do American Girls Like Freedom?" in Junior Bazaar, Lillian Bassman, Photomechanical reproduction
On loan to The Met
Multiple artists/makers
July 1947

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