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  • The image features various abstract shapes and lines. In the top left, there is a curved line next to a straight horizontal line. A large dark rectangle in the top right contains multiple horizontal and vertical lines. Below on the left, there is a geometric shape made of thick lines forming interlocking rectangles. In the center is a doodle with two oval shapes connected to a triangular base. On the bottom right, small angular lines form a grid-like pattern.

    Moon Museum

    Various Artists, Forrest Myers, Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, David Novros, Robert Rauschenberg, Forrest Myers

    1969

    Lithograph of tantalum nitride film on ceramic wafer  Accession ID  2021.45.1

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  • This is an image of a surreal and bizarre comic cover. It features a large insect-like creature with human legs and hands, holding a can and wearing a wide-brimmed hat. The creature stands in a tunnel made of organic, rounded forms, which is detailed with rich textures and shadows. In the background, a creature resembling a walking sun with a human face and limbs gestures expressively. Near it, round, eye-like creatures with tentacles congregate around a spilled body of liquid with eyeballs floating in it. There's also another creature holding a sign with "ME!" written. The cover is highly colorful and features a variety of vibrant hues. The title "Soap Comix" indicates it may belong to an adult-themed comic series, enhanced by the "Adults Only" label. The scene is chaotic, vivid, and embodies a psychedelic or surrealist atmosphere often associated with the underground comic movement.

    Zap, no. 3

    Various Artists, Robert Crumb, Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, S. Clay Wilson, Gilbert Shelton, Apex Novelties

    1969

    52-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations in black and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.170

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover named "Yellow Dog Comics." The central image shows exaggerated cartoon characters, one resembling a bipedal duck tugging on the clothing of a large figure wearing brown leggings and red shoes. The large figure has smaller cartoon characters clinging to it. The cover is brightly colored with blues, browns, reds, and yellows, displaying the comic's title in bold letters at the top. On the left are panels showcasing characters named "Li'l Cute," "Absorbine Jr.," "Skutch," and "The Daily Duck."

    Yellow Dog #13 / 14

    Various Artists, Robert Crumb, Greg Irons, Jim Osborne, Ronald Lipking, Larry Welz, Richard Carse, Jay Lynch, Hak Vogrin, Gill Smitherman, Kay Rudin, S. Clay Wilson, Andy Martin, Peter Almasy, The Print Mint, Inc.

    1969

    52-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations in black and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.159

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  • The cover comprises bold, sweeping lines creating a central blue, tentacled figure with exaggerated limbs, crossing a horizon filled with clouds and pyramids. This abstract character resembles an octopus, with a top hat in one arm. In the background, there are pyramids against a radial burst pattern of red and blue, along with green figures and a cityscape. The words "ZAP COMIX" are arched across the backdrop in yellow typeface.

    Zap, no. 4

    Various Artists, Victor Moscoso, Robert Williams, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Gilbert Shelton, Spain Rodriguez, Rick Griffin, Apex Novelties

    1969

    52-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations in black and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.171

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover. The title "BIJOU funnies" is displayed in colorful lettering at the top. The background is predominantly red with various comic characters. In the center, a cartoon character appears to be eating the cover with the words "CHOMP CHOMP CHOMP" and the quote, "HOLY KAZOOSIS! SOMEBODY STOP HIM! HE'S EATIN' TH' COVER!" In the background, there is a cityscape with a building and a figure using a telephone in black and white. Six circular panels along the sides feature comic characters named Sammy Smoot, Bob Kleen, Connie Lingus, Doc Dest, Nard, and Pat. The style is reminiscent of underground comix.

    Bijou Funnies #3

    Various Artists, Jay Lynch, Skip Williamson, Roger Brand, Kim Deitch, Jay Kinney, Rory Hayes, Daniel Clyne, Robert Crumb, Justin Green, The Print Mint, Inc.

    published 1969

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations black and white on wove paper and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.17

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover. The illustration features a bus stop scene with urban architectural details in the background. In the foreground, there is signage indicating the bus stop and exaggerated characters interacting humorously. The cover is bordered with bold lettering announcing the title "Snatch Comics," along with additional graphic elements. The colors are vibrant and the character styling is cartoonish, suggesting a humorous and possibly satirical theme.

    Snatch Comics #3

    Various Artists, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Robert Williams, Rory Hayes, Jim Osborne, Apex Novelties, The Print Mint, Inc.

    1969

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.128

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  • This drawing is of a comic book cover titled "Bijou Funnies" No.2. It depicts several cartoon-like characters in a humorous scene. The cover features the title "BIJOU funnies" displayed at the top against a blue background. The illustration includes characters with exaggerated features such as large eyes, prominent noses, and diverse hairstyles. One character in a striped outfit speaks from a speech bubble asking, "PARDON ME, BUT WOULD ANY OF YOU YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE READER'S DIGEST?" The image has a playful contrast between the vibrant attire of the characters and the speaker's formal question, creating a comedic effect. "Skip Williamson" is credited as the artist in the bottom right, giving the drawing an underground comix style. The text "ADULTS ONLY!" suggests mature themes typical of counterculture publications.

    Bijou Funnies #2

    Various Artists, Jay Lynch, Skip Williamson, Robert Crumb, Art Spiegelman, Jim Osborne, Gilbert Shelton, John Thompson, Scott Minor, Camille Minor, Rory Hayes, Paul Filth, Kim Deitch, Jay Kinney, The Print Mint, Inc.

    published 1969

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations black and white on wove paper and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.16

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  • This is a photograph of a closed book with a textured grey cover. The book features the fraction "10/10" in bold, black numerals with dotted patterns on the digits. The background texture is consistent across the cover, giving the book a subtle metallic sheen appearance.

    Ten Prints by Ten Printmakers

    Various Artists, Al Blaustein, Luis Camnitzer, Albert Christ-Janer, Roberto De Lamonica, Michael Knigin, Stephen Poleskie, Clayton Pond, Clare Romano, Vasilios Toulis, Murray Zimiles, Pratt Graphic Art Center

    1969

    Portfolio of three screenprints, two lithographs, two intaglios, one etching, one engraving, and one stencil with title page, introduction, colophon, artist list, and clamshell case  Accession ID  2019.109.60.1-10

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  • This is a comic book cover featuring a stylized character with exaggerated features. The main subject of the cover is a cartoon character waving with a large hand, wearing hoop earrings and multiple bracelets, with a jovial expression marked by a large tongue sticking out, white eyes, and colorful attire. The character is set against a circular green background and wears a sleeveless top with blue and white circular patterns. The top section prominently displays the words "SNATCH COMICS" in bold, three-dimensional red and blue letters. The issue number "No. 2" and the publication date "January 1969" are written in the top corners. A red circular price marker indicates "60¢". The bottom of the cover features the message "HELLO '69!" in large, bold red letters. The artwork is credited to R. Scrum, dated 1968, at the bottom right corner.

    Snatch #2

    Various Artists, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Rory Hayes, Victor Moscoso, Rick Griffin, Apex Novelties

    1969

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with front cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.127

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    S.M.S. No. 6 (December 1968)

    Various Artists, Dieter Roth, Ed Bereal, Claes Oldenburg, Ronoldo Ferri, Betty Dodson, Jean Reavey, Adrian Nutbeam, Mischa Petrov, Bernar Venet, John Giorno, Toby Mussman, Paul Steiner, The Letter Edged in Black Press Inc.

    1968

    Portfolio of mixed media art objects  Accession ID  1992.62.6.1-12.a-d

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  • This is a stylized comic book cover featuring a colorful illustration of a figure with exaggerated proportions wearing a pink mini-skirt, fishnet stockings, and knee-high boots. The background shows a simplified crowd scene in silhouette with hands raised. The title "SNATCH COMICS" is displayed at the top in bold letters with a red circular 60¢ price tag next to it. A speech bubble reads "What do those hippy chicks do when they do their thing??" The image uses a bright palette and dynamic lines to convey movement and energy, reflecting a playful and retro aesthetic typical of 1960s underground comics.

    Snatch #1

    Various Artists, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Apex Novelties

    1968

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with front cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.126

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  • This is a drawing of a cartoonish character with a long nose and bulging eyes amidst a comic-style explosion of words and graphics. The cover art features bold primary colors and 60s style. The text "ZAP COMIX" is at the top in large, stylized red letters against a yellow background. Below this, a chaotic scene unfolds on a split blue and yellow ground, featuring an exaggerated character with a comical expression. The character's features are heavily contoured, with pronounced cheeks, ears, and a protruding tongue, illustrating a sense of absurdity and humor. Words like "BOING!", "TILT", "SPLAT!" and "ZONK!" erupt from the background among stars and bolts. The announcement of contents at the bottom promises "GAGS, JOKES, KOZMIC TRUTHS" with "52 BIG ACTION-PACKED PAGES".

    Zap, no. 2

    Various Artists, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Rick Griffin, Apex Novelties

    1968

    52-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations in black and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.169

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