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George Giusti 1908-1990 Papers, c. 1941–1988 31 Document/Carton Boxes 17 Oversize Boxes 36 Sculptures The George Giusti Collection was given to Rochester Institute of Technology in 1993 by Margot Joachimsthal Reiche Giusti. Processed by Zinaida Tsemel, Project Archivist 2005-2006 Funding Provided by the National Endowment of the Arts Wallace Library Archives and Special Collections Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, New York 14623-0887
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George Giusti 1908-1990 Papers, c. 1941–1988 31 Document/Carton Boxes 17 Oversize Boxes 36 Sculptures The George Giusti Collection was given to Rochester Institute of Technology in 1993 by Margot Joachimsthal Reiche Giusti. Processed by Zinaida Tsemel, Project Archivist 2005-2006 Funding Provided by the National Endowment of the Arts Wallace Library Archives and Special Collections Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester, New York 14623-0887
Table of Contents Administrative Information Biographical Note Scope and Content Arrangement Container List
Administrative Information Creator Giusti, George, 1908-1990 Extent document boxes, oversize boxes, slide binders, framed artwork, sculpture Abstract Collection of materials from graphic designer George Giusti, (1908- 1990). Includes extensive client project files and documentation (sketches, mechanicals, printed samples, photographs, and artwork in relief and 3-dimensional form). Processed by Zinia Zsemel, 2005-2006 Terms of Use The George Giusti Collection, c. 1941-1988 is open for research. Copyright Permission to examine materials does not constitute permission to publish or quote. It is the researcher’s responsibility to obtain authorization to publish or quote from the appropriate source. The researcher assumes all responsibility for conforming to the laws of libel and copyright in using these materials. Reproduction Permission must be requested to photocopy any items in Archives and Special Collections. Staff members will allow photocopies according to the condition of the item and when it does not violate copyright restrictions. A fee is charged for all photocopies. Preferred [Description and dates], Box/folder number, George Giusti Collection, Citation Wallace Library, Special Collections, Rochester Institute of Technology. Acquisition The George Giusti Collection was give to RIT in 1993 by Margot Joachimsthal Reiche Giusti. Languages English, Japanese, Arabic, Russian Represented
Biographical Note: About George Giusti 1908-1990 Graphic designer, Illustrator. George Giusti (née Wuermli) was born in Milan in 1908. Giusti’s father was of Swiss descent (Wuermli) and his mother was Italian. George Giusti received his professional training at the Reale Accadmia de Belle Arti di Brera in Milan, Italy. His influences include Mies van der Rohe, Piet Mondrian and Paul Klee. After graduation he worked as a designer in Lugano, Italy and then moved to Zurich, Switzerland where he opened his own design studio from 1930 to 1937. In 1936, George married Margot Joachimsthal Neiche, a promising fashion designer. In 1937, their son Robert Giusti was born. George adopted his mother’s name (Giusti) when he immigrated to the United States. Giusti immigrated to the United States in 1938, and spent the majority of his career in New York. He started a freelance practice and designed posters and publicity materials for United States government agencies during World War II. He later worked as an editorial design consultant for various commercial concerns, including twelve years for Geigy Pharmaceuticals. He created a number of memorable cover designs for popular consumer magazines such as Time, Fortune, Scientific American and Holiday in the 1960’s and 1970’s. The boldness and simplicity of his forms on these covers has been attributed to his use of the sculpture as a starting point. Giusti had an interest in many types of media and materials, which he put to use in his collage works and sculptural pieces. Giusti also designed for many forms of print media, and his work can be found on numerous posters, book jackets, and record covers from the same period. He was widely recognized by his peers as an innovator and his work was often reproduced in Graphis and Graphis Annual, both highly respected design publications. He won numerous awards for his work and in 1979 was inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Art Directors Club of New York. His works can also be found in the Museum of Modern Art and National Museum of American Art. Bibliography Morse, Edward S. “The Man Who Signs His Work Giusti,” CA: The Magazine of the
Communication Arts, July/August 1965, pp. 24-35 Remington, R. Roger. “Remembering George Giusti,” Graphis, May/June 1993, pp. 96-101.
George Giusti Collection ______________________________________________________________________________________ SCOPE NOTE The George Giusti collection provides ample documentation for the wide range of clients dating from circa 1941 to 1988. The strengths of the collection include the client files, with the corresponding process work in the form of drawings, mechanicals, proofs and final printed pieces as well as the sketchbooks and sculpture. While there are some business records included within the client files, there is indeed a lacuna of business records related to projects in the collection. Arrangement Series I. Client Files The largest of all the series is arranged alphabetically by client. Material for projects range from sketches, drawings, relief artwork, mechanical mockups, proofs, photographic material and final printed work. Please note that oversize material is listed within the finding aid and users should note the OB (Oversize) designation. Series II. Photographic Records This series includes primarily 35 mm color slides of projects, picture files, lectures and miscellaneous personal slides. Black and white photographs and some transparencies are included in folders within the client files. Series III. Sketchbooks This series contains sketchbooks including Giusti’s watercolor, and pen and ink drawings for projects. Series IV. Sculpture This series includes sculpture created for various projects related to the client files in addition to unidentified works. Included here are 3-dimensional relief artworks along with full 3-dimensional sculpture. Series V. Bibliographic Records Material within this series includes articles about Giusti and reproduction of his work, in a variety of publications including magazines and exhibition catalogs.
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Abbreviations: B – box; OB – oversize box; f – folder; part – partial; ppb – paperback; hdc - hardcover
Client, title1 Identification Date Loc-n
Abbot’s Laboratories
“Tap-sift action… aerohaler, Abbott’s powder inhaler”
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Company – see Ethyl
Corporation
ALCOA Building Products, Inc.
“Alcoa Aluminum is part of the farm revolution”
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (K) – Random House (R)– Vintage
Books (V)
America, a prophecy, a new reading of American poetry
from pre-Columbian times to the present edited by George
Quasha and Jerome Rothenberg, VR
Automation edited by Morris Philipson, V
Basic Astronomy by Peter van de Kamp, R
Basic Biology of Man by G. Kasten Tallmadge, R
Basic Psychiatry by Edward A. Strecker, R
Caligula and Three Other Plays by Albert Camus, V
Chimera by John Barth, R
Cloak and Dagger by Corey Ford and Alastair MacBain, R
Claudius the God by Robert Graves, V
The Day of the Lion by Giose Rimanelli, R
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (6)
Color Drawing (1)
Front Cover (4)
Front Cover (2)
Front Cover (3)
Front Cover (4)
Book Jacket (10)
Front Cover (7)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (1)
1956
1973
1962
1952
1952
1952
1958
1972
1946
1968
1954
B1, f1
B1, f2
B1, f3
B1, f4
B1, f5
Days by Mary Robison, K
A Documentary History of Communism, 2 volumes, edited
with an introduction and notes by Robert V. Daniels, V
The Eating of the Gods by Jan Kott, R
Exile and the Kingdom by Albert Camus, V
The Fall by Albert Camus, K
The Fall of the Russian Monarchy by Sir Bernard Pares, V
Helmet for My Pillow by Robert Leckie, R
A History of Russia by Jesse D. Clarkson
The Homeless Mind by Peter and Brigitte Berger and
Hansfried Kellner, R
I Claudius by Robert Graves, V
Mafia by Ed Reid, R
Makers of Mathematics by Alfred Hooper, V
The Origin of Races by Carleton S. Coon, K
Point of Honor by M. R. Kadish, R
The Politics of Industry by Walton Hamilton, V
The Possessed by Albert Camus, V
Prophets with Honor by Alan Barth, K
Book Jacket (5)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (10)
Proof (1)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (1)
Sketch (1)
Book Jacket (4)
Front Cover (5)
Color Drawing (1)
Book Jacket (9)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (10)
Front Cover (4)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (4)
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (7)
Front Cover (3)
Front Cover (3)
Color Drawing (1)
Transparency (1)
Book Jacket (7)
Front Cover (3)
1979
1960
1973
1958
1956
1967
1957
1961, 1969
1973
1961
1952
1962
1951
1967
1964
1974
B1, f6
B1, f7
B1, f8
B1, f9
B1, f10
B1, f11
B1, f12
Psychological Survival by Stanley Cohen and Laurie
Taylor, V
The Sibyl by Pär Lagerkvist, V
American Automobile Association
“The Toll Roads of the United States”
American Optical Vision, medical journal
“New AO monoplex eye”
“AO variable density goggle produced for armed forces”
“AO training gun sight”
Anchor & Dolphin Books - Doubleday and Company,
Inc
The 1940’s: Profile of Nations in Crisis by Chester E.
Eisinger
The Abstract Society by Anton C. Zijderveld
American Buildings and Their Architects by William H.
Pierson Jr., D
An American Dialog by Robert McAfee Brown and Gustave
Weigel
American Life in the 1840s edited by Carl Bode
The American Literary Revolution, 1783-1837 edited by
Robert E. Spiller
American Social Patterns by William Petersen
Anatomy of an African Kingdom by J. W. Nyakatura
Business Card (1)
Book Jacket (8)
Front Cover (2)
Letter (1)
Front Cover (3)
Map (1)
Journal Cover (1)
Journal Cover (2)
Journal Cover (1)
Book Jacket (2)
Front Cover (2)
Color Drawing (1)
Ink Drawing (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (5)
Part. Back Cover (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book (1)6
Book Jacket (1)
Book Jacket (3)
Book Jacket (1)
Book Jacket (10)
1972
02.05.1974
1958
01.01.1956
1969
1970
1976
1961
1967
1967
1956
1973
B1, f13
B1, f14
B1, f15
B1, f16
B1, f17
B1, f18
B1, f19
Anchor Bible. The Gospel According to John: XIII-XXI
translated by Raymond E. Brown
Anchor Bible. Matthew
Anchor Bible. Psalms III: 101-150 translated by Mitchell
Dahood
Anchor Bible logo
Asylums by Erving Goffman
The Architecture of Humanism by Geoffrey Scott
Beyond Culture by Edward T. Hall, 16 book jackets, 2 front
covers
Beyond Telepathy by Andrija Puharich
Black Enterprise Inc. by Alvin N. Puryear and Charles A.
West
The Case of Comrade Tulayev by Victor Serge,
Critical Existentialism by Nicola Abbagnano
The Currents of Space by Isaac Asimov, D
Darwin’s Century by Loren Eiseley, A
Dead Man’s Float by Amber Dean, D
Death, Grief and Mourning by Geoffrey Gorer
Decline and Rise of Europe by John Lukacs, D
Discovering the Natural Laws by Milton A. Rothman
Dunfords Travels Everywhere by William Melvin Kelley, D
The Eclogues and Georgics of Virgil in the original Latin
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (5)
Book Jacket (1)
Book Jacket (5)
Ink drawing (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (1)
Ppb Front Cover (1)
Hdc Front Cover (1)
Ppb Book Jacket (7)
Hdc Book Jacket (8)
Mechanical (1)
Front Cover (3)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (9)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (2)
Front Cover (5)
Mechanical (1)
Book Jacket (4)
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (3)
Book Jacket (1)
1970
1971
1970
1961
1954
1976
1962
1973
1950
1969
1952
1968
1944
1967
1965
1972
1970
1964
B1, f20
B1, f21
B2, f1
B2, f2
B2, f3
B2, f4
with a verse translation by C. Day Lewis
The Enclaves by Felix Bastian, D
Four Existentialist Theologians selected by Will Herberg
Freud: the Mind of the Moralist by Philip Rieff
The Future of American Politics by Samuel Lubell
The Future of Time edited by Yaker, Osmond and Cheek, D
Genetics by H. Kalmus, 2 book jackets
Give and Take by Francis D. Moore
Gravity by George Gamow
The Great Playwrights introduced by Eric Bentley, D, v.1
v.2
The Hidden Dimension by Edward T. Hall
A History of Bolshevism by Arthur Rosenberg
A History of the Cold War by John Lukacs
A Hole in the Bottom of the Sea by Willard Bascom, D
Horns, Strings & Harmony by Arthur H. Benade
How Behavior Means by Albert E. Scheflen, A
How to Solve It by G. Polya
The Human Frame by Giovanna Lawford
The Human Use of Human Beings by Norbert Wiener
Ideology and Power in the Age of Jackson by Edwin C.
Rozwenc
Interaction Ritual by Erving Goffman
The Language of Life by George and Muriel Beadle, D
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (5)
Front Cover (1)
Back Cover (1)
Book Jacket (2)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (2)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (4)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (3)
Proof (1)
Book Jacket (4)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (4)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (3)
Front Cover (1)
Book (1)7
Front Cover (2)
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (1)
Book Jacket (5)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (3)
1965
1958
1961
1956
1971
1964
1965
1968
1970
1966
1967
1961
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1957
1961
1954
1964
1967
1966
B2, f5
B2, f6
B2, f7
B2, f8
The Last Landscape by William H. Whyte
Law and Psychology in Conflict by James Marshall
Lost in the Funhouse by John Barth, D
Man on His Nature by Charles Sherrington
The Man Who Plays Alone by Danilo Dolci
Mathematics for the General Reader by E. C. Titchmarsh
Meaning in the Visual Arts by Erwin Panofsky
Modern Deductive Logic by Robert J. Ackermann
Modern Moral Philosophy by W. H. Hudson
A New History of the Cold War by John Lukacs
Number by Tobias Dantzig
The Old Ones of New Mexico by Robert Coles
Popular Culture & Industrialism, 1865-1890 edited by
Henry Nash Smith
The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life by Erving
Goffman
Protestant Catholic Jew by Will Herberg
Psychoanalysis and Social Research by Hendin, Gaylin and
Carr
The Recovery of Europe, 1945-1973 by Richard Mayne
Religious Conflict in America edited by Earl Raab
The Romance Languages by Rebecca Posner
Book Jacket (5)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (2)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (2)
Color Drawing (1)
Book (1)8
Book Jacket (1)
Book Jacket (4)
Front Cover (4)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (3)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (6)
Front Cover (1)
Relief mechanical (1)
Transparency (6)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (1)
Book Jacket (2)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (10)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (1)
1968
1969
1968
1953
1968
1959
1955
1970
1970
1966
1956
1973
1967
1959
1955
1965
1973
1964
1966
B2, f9
B2, f10
B2, f11
B2, f12
B2, f13
The Sacred Mushroom by Andrija Puharich, D
Sainte-Beuve, Selected Essays translated and edited by
Francis Steegmuller
The Saints Through Their Handwriting by Girolamo Moretti
The Silent Language by Edward T. Hall
Slavery and Muslim Society in Africa by Allan and
Humphrey Fisher
Socialism and Revolution by André Gorz
The Strenuous Decade by Daniel Aaron and Robert
Bendiner
Suicide and Scandinavia by Herbert Hendin
The Theory of Knowledge by D. W. Hamlyn
The Troubled Partnership by Henry A. Kissinger
Universals and Particulars by Michael J. Loux
The War of the Worlds and The Time Machine by H. G.
Wells
What’s Best for the children? Resolving the Power Struggle
Between Parents and Teachers by Mario D. Fantini, A
Why Man Takes Chances edited by Samuel Z. Klausner
Anchor-Doubleday trademark
American Civilization Series trademark
Front Cover (1)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (4)
Book Jacket (2)
Front Cover (3)
Front Cover (4)
Proof (1)
Book Jacket (2)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (1)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (2)
Book Jacket (2)
Color Drawing (1)
Book Jacket (2)
Front Cover (2)
Book Jacket (3)
Front Cover (2)
Book (1)9
Color Drawing (2)
Book Jacket (6)
Front Cover (3)
Ink drawing (6)
Snippet (1)
Mechanical (2)
Snippet (5)
Photo (3)
1959
1959
1971
1973
1970
1965
1970
1966
1970
1961
1974
1968
B2, f14
B2, f15
B2, f16
Dolphin Books trademark
Books for Young Readers trademark
Art Directors Club (New York, N.Y.)
34th Annual of Advertising, Editorial Art and Design
35th Annual of Advertising, Editorial Art and Design
AD Magazine
Works for the Annual Show:
“Peace”
“Steps to success”
58th Art Directors Annual: “Clockman”
“The Art Directors’ Club Hall of Fame”
Photo (1)
Snippet (2)
Front Cover (3)
Proof (1)
Part. Front Cover (1)
Full cover (6)
Book (1)
Front Cover (2)
Part. Front Cover (2)
Full cover (3)
Magazine (4)
Relief artwork (1)
Color drawing (1)
Relief artwork (2)
Photo (2)
Tear Sheet (5)
Transparency (1)
Sketch (2)
Snippet (3)
Labels for entries (2)
Call for entries (7)
Relief artwork (1)
Brochure (3)
Pamphlet (3)
Invitation Order Form (3)
Evening Program (2)
Sitting Arrangements (1)
Invitation (1)
1955
1956
10. 1966
1978
1979
11.07.1980
B2, f17
OB1, f1
B3
B3, f1
OB1, f1
B3, f2
B3, f3
B3, f4
Hall
B3, f5
Art Directors Club annual exhibition merit award for
“House Organ Full Issue” for Price Waterhouse
Exhibition “Layout”
“Design of the Sixties,” an exhibition of international
graphics sponsored by the Art Directors Club
“The Art Director at Work”
Atlantic Monthly magazine
“In the city of power”
AVCO Corporation
“Lycoming harnesses the hot breath of a new era”
Annual Report
Bacchus
Hands E11
Hands C4
Hands C12
Hands B4
Hands B5
Hands B7
Hands B9
Hands A7
Hands A2
Hands D12
Award (1)
Invitation (1)
Transparency (1)
Poster (10)
Poster (2)
Mechanical (1)
Proof (2)
Front Cover (5)
Part. Front Cover (2)
Magazine (1)
Front Cover (3)
Advertisement (1)
Broadside (1)
Brochure (1)
Photo (3)
Photo (5)
Photo (5)
Photo (2)
Photo (9)
Photo (3)
Photo (3)
Photo (11)
Photo (5)
Photo (4)
1985
12.1971
1955
1957
B3, f6
OB1, f2
OB9, f3
B3, f7
B3, f8
B3, f9
B3, f10
B3, f11
B4, f1
B4, f2
Hands D4
Hands D1
Boehringer Ingelheim, Ltd.
Opening of their new headquarters in New York
The Company’s logo
Alupent (an asthma drug)
Lungs sculpture for alupent advertisement
“Persantine at the Heart of the Cardiac Revolution”
Heart
Business Week magazine
April 26, 1952
May 5, 1952
June 28, 1952
October 11, 1952
Photo (3)
Photo (2)
Brochure (1)
Sketch (2)
Letter 2 1/31/83, 14/2
Letterhead (3)
Relief Artwork (1)
Mechanical (4)
Ink Drawing (1)
Advertisement (10)
Sketch (4)
Advertisement (5)
Part. Advertise. (2)
Sketch (4)
Transparency (7)
Folder (1)
Pamphlet (2)
Letter, 6,27,79
Relief artwork (2)
Sketch (20)
Color Drawing (1)
Photo (1)
Sketch (4)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
1972
1983-1984
06.27.1979
04.26.1952
05.05.1952
06.28.1952
10.11.1952
B4, f3
B4, f4
B4, f5
OB11, f10
B4, f6
B4, f7
B4, case
B4, f8
OB1, f3
B4, f9
December 20, 1952
August 22, 1953
December 22, 1953
March 20, 1954
November 20, 1954
Calendar
CA magazine
Magazine with Guisti’s cover and the article about “The
Man Who Signs His Work Guisti” by Edward S. Morse on
pp. 24-35
Celanese Chemical Company
“From the hayloft a horse looks like a violin”
Champion Papers, inc.
“Kromekote: Salesmaker for the World of Music”
Picture of a metal bust
Champion Spark Plug
“Dependable Champion”
Chrysler Corporation
“You’re looking at the heart of Chrysler firepower”
Command Records
“A Special Something… the Ray Charles Singers”
“The Ray Charles Singers Songs for Lonesome Lovers”
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Snippet (2)
Magazine (5)
Mechanical (1)
Cover (2)
Advertisement (2)
Advertisement(5,7,210
Tear sheet (2)
Transparency (9)
Advertisement (2)
Advertisement (2)
Part. Advertis. (2)
Proof (4,2,1)
Proof (4,4,2)
Part. Proof (1)
12.20.1952
08.22.1953
12.22.1953
03.20.1954
11.20.1954
07.1965
1964
1947
1951
B4, f10
B4, f11
B5, f1
B5, f2
B5, f3
OB1, f4
OB1, f5
OB1, f6
“The Ray Charles Singers Songs for Latin Lovers”
“At the Movies with the Ray Charles Singers”
“Ray Charles Singers Command Performances”
“Rome Revisited, the Ray Charles Singers”
“Ray Charles Singers… Paradise islands… songs of
Hawaii”
“One of those songs, the Ray Charles Singers”
“Enoch Light and His Orchestra Discotheque”
“Enoch Light and His Orchestra Discotheque, vol. 2”
“Enoch Light… Cole Porter Songs”
“Enough Light… in Far Away Places, vol. 2”
“Enoch Light and His Orchestra Rome 35/MM”
“Enoch light and The Light Brigade – Spanish Strings”
“Enoch Light… Fiesta! Charles Magnante, His Accordion
and Orchestra Go South of the Border”
“Carnival in Far Away Places Charles Magnate…”
“Roman Accordion, Charles Magnate and His Orchestra”
“Guitar USA Tony Mottola”
“Tony Mottola Love Songs Mexico/S.A.”
“Doc Severinsen… The New Sound of Today’s Big Band”
“Tony Mottola Amor”
“Brass Impact, the Brass Choir Conducted by Warren
Album (1)
Album (1)
Proof (10)
Proof (5,7)
Color Drawing (1)
Proof (5,10)
Album (1)
Album (1)
Proof (10)
Proof (10)
Album (1)
Proof (10)
Proof (4,2)
Proof (4,7)
Proof (3,3,1)
Proof (4)
Part. Proof (5)
Color drawing (1)
Album (1)
Album (2)
Proof (7)
Part. Proof (1)
Proof (10)
Album (2)
Proof (10, 8)
Proof (10)
Proof (3)
Proof (4,3)
Photo (2)
Proof (10)
Full Proof (3)
OB1, f7
OB1, f8
OB1, f9
OB1, f10
OB1, f11
OB1, f12
OB1, f13
OB2, f1
OB2, f2
OB2, f3
OB2, f4
OB2, f5
OB2, f6
OB2, f7
OB2, f8
OB2, f9
OB2, f10
OB3, f1
Kime”
“Explosive Brass Impact… Warren Kime Orchestra, vol. 2”
“Brass Impact Going Someplace Else”
“Rachmaninoff, symphony no. 2 in E, op. 27… Steinberg ”
“Atomic Rooster”
“Delicado”
“Dance Gal – Gimme the Banjo, the Robert de Cormier
Folk Singers”
“Contrasts… The Provocative Musical Genius of Toots
Thielemans”
“The Corporation…”
“The Discotheque Dance Album”
“A New World of Stereo: Sound in the 8th Dimension”
“Evolution: Gene Bertoncini”
“Command: World Leader in Recorded Sound”
“Tony Mottola, String Band Strum-Along”
“Doc Severinsen Torch Songs for Trumpet”
Commercial Museum (Philadelphia, PA)
Front Proof (6)
Back Proof (4)
Proof (4)
Proof (10)
Photo (4)
Album (1)
Proof (10)
Proof (4, 10)
Mechanical (1)
Album (3)
Proof (1,4,4)
Album (1)
Proof (4)
Part. Proof (1)
Album (1)
Proof (10)
Album (1)11
Proof (10)
Proof (10)
Color Drawing (1)
Proof (6)
Album (1)
Album (1)
Album (1)
Proof (4,4,1)
Album (1)
Proof (3 )
Part. Proof (2)
Album (1)
01-03.1961
OB3, f2
OB3, f3
OB3, f4
OB3, f5
OB3, f6
OB3, f7
OB3, f8
OB3, f9
OB3, f10
OB3, f11
OB4
OB4
OB4, f1
OB4, f2
“The Festival of Italy: Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of
Italian Unification”
Container Corporation of America
“Jane Addams on the basis of civilization”
Country Gentleman
Map of Iowa
Crowell – see Thomas Y. Crowell
Cue magazine
Issue with Guisti’s cover
Cushman & Wakefield
Two-folded business card with Giusti’s cover
The Daily Telegraph magazine
Issue with Giusti’s cover and an article on his metal
portraits of celebrities on pp. 28-35
Mick Jagger
October 1981 calendar with the picture of Jagger
Edward Heath
Greta Garbo
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03-04.1978
11.21.1970
05.05.1972
1981
B5
OB9, f1
B5, f4
B5, f5
B5, f6
B5, f7
B5, f8
B5
OB4, f3
OB9, f4
Hall
Stacks
OB4, f4
OB4, f5
Golda Meir
Richard Nixon
Mao Tse-Tung
Pope Paul
Guisti working on the sculptures
Cut-out from the magazine with a photo of Guisti and his
wife
The Davison Chemical Company
“Catalytic Power”
“Molecular Affinity”
“Released for Active Service”
“Action… with Direction”
“Progress through Chemistry”
“Foreshadowing the Future”
“Portrait of a Profit”
“This little pile of Davison silica gel…”
“A More Useful Future”
“To a Millionth of a Pound…”
“The Farmer is a Chemist”
“A Reasonable Conclusion”
“‘Some People are Weatherwise but Most are Otherwise.’”
“Processes to Create New Profits”
“Food for the Tree of Life…”
“Earnings for Consumers, Workers, Owners”
“Refrigeration… Vital to American Life”
“Conquering Climate, Time and Distance”
“Born with a Fiery Disposition!”
“A Cooperation”
“Eager… with a Great Future”
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1948
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1948
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1950
1945
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1945
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1945
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1944
1944
1945
OB5, f1
OB5, f2
Hall
OB5, f3
OB5, f4
OB5, f6
B6, f1
B6, f2
B6, f3
B6, f4
B6, f5
B6, f6
B6, f7
B6, f8
B6, f9
B6, f10
B6, f11
B6, f12
“Interwoven”
“The Chemical that Helped Shape the Map of America”
Graphik, a Stuttgard magazine no. 6, p. 287-292, with an
article about Giusti’s advertisements for Davison
Dell Publishing Company
Visual, vol. 4. Heart: Anatomy, Function and Diseases by
George Guisti and Rudolf Hoffmann
Dial Press
The Pulse of Radar by Sir Robert Watson-Watt
Discover magazine
Doubleday – see Anchor Doubleday
Ethyl Corporation
“What comes down must go up”
“Better printing for better selling” (Albemarle)
“Baal Zebub, Lord of Flies”
Famous Artists Schools (Westport, Conn.)
“How to Achieve Success in Art during the 1960s”
Famous Artists Magazine, vol. 10, no. 2
18th Annual Report
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B6
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+ tube
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B6, f16
B6, f17
B6, f18
OB11, f6
B7, f1
B7, f2
B7, f3
20th Annual Report
A catalog “Famous Artists Course in Commercial Art,
Illustration and Design”
Famous Artists School Award
Famous Photographers School Award
Lesson plans
Japanese magazine with G’s cover
Fiat
Fidelity Investments (Plansboro, N.J.)
“Profile of Performance”
Ill. with a lamp inside an egg
Firmenich Incorporated
First National City Bank of New York,
“American Industry and The First National City Bank…”
“Chain stores... shopping made easy”
“Electric power”
“Newest boom market: leisure time”
“Casual dress key to clothing’s climb”
Fleuroma, Ltd (Essex, England)
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1968
1967
1984
1956
B7, f4
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OB6, f1-4
B7, f7
B9, f1, tube
B9, f2
B9, f3
B9, f4
OB6, f5
Paper pads with letterheads in various sizes
Vial with bricks
“Lilas eternal”
“Rose eternelle”
Yellow flowers in a vase
Fortune magazine
Issue, February 1941
“Join A.R.P.”
Issue, November 1941
‘The U.S. Navy”
“The Tools of Synthetics”
“ECA: How Good a Buy?”
“Natural Gas – Whoosh,” p. 107-112
“Hormones at a glance,” p. 82
Issue, December 1951
“A New Age of Science in Industry”
“The Junior Executive Life”
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12.1985
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08.1941
11.1941
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05.1948
02.1949
12.1949
05.1951
12.1951
01.1953
06.1953
B10
B10, f1
B10
B10, f2
B10
B10, f3
B10
OB6, f6
B10
B10, f4
B10, f5
B10
B10, f6
“The New York Central”
“The Dynamic Market for Capital Goods”
“Cosmic Rays,” p. 110, 115, 140, 142, 144
“Borg-Warner, a Company of Parts”
Page with 25 former covers of Fortune
Advertisement of Fortune
Snippet with a former cover of Fortune
Seasonal greeting with Fortune covers
Geigy Pharmaceuticals
Basel, Switzerland
Plans for Suter house for J. R. Geigy
Series chirurgica no. 5, publ. by Geigy
“Report of the 2nd Study Week of the Developmental Panel
for Visual Communication”
“Report of the 3rd Study Week of the Developmental Panel
for Visual Communication”
“Der Kampf un die Lehre von Blutkreislauf”2 by Théodore
Vetter, publ. by Geigy
Acta psychosomatica no. 8, publ. by Geigy
Geigy Pharmazeutische Spezialitäten
Geigy Pharmazeutische Spezialitäten
Geigy Publicity Department
Symbol of the “expectant soul”
Butazolidin
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05.1954
09.1954
1962
01-02.1963
02-03.1964
1966
1966
1967
1969
B10, f7
B10
B10, f8
B10, f9
B10, f10
B10, f11
B10, f12
2 tubes
B9
B9
B9
B9, f5
B9
B9, f5
B9
B9, f5
OB6, f7
B12, f5
Information about the medicine
Eurax
Information about the medicine
Hygroton
“Hygroton in hypertension and oedema,” no. 1
no. 2
no. 3
no. 4
“Wieder auf sicherem Boden mit Hygroton-Reserpin”3
Letter from Geigy about hygroton
Wave design for promotion series “Dreams”
“Hygroton in cardiac oedema”
“Hygroton in cardiac oedema”
“Hygroton in cardiac oedema”
“Hygroton in cardiac oedema”
Advertisement ideas
Conference on advertisement ideas
Advertisement ideas
Insidon
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08.1963
B9, f6
B9, f7
B10
B9, f8
B9, f9
B9, f10
B9, f11
B9, f12
OB6, f7
OB14
B9, f12
B12, f5
B11, f1
Information about the medicine (black design)
Information about the medicine (white design)
Information about the medicine (blue design)
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Meliobal
Tanderil
“Anti-inflammatory agent in infectious diseases,” no. 1
“Anti-inflammatory agent in inflammation of the eye,” no. 2
“Anti-inflammatory agent in gynecology,” no. 3
“Anti-inflammatory agent in inflammation of the blood- and
lymph-vessels,” no. 4
Advertisement
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Tegretol
Information about the medicine
Sketches for advertisement of various products
Hemeran
Pamphlet (10)
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B11, f2
B11, f3
B11, f4
B11, f5
B10
B11, f6
B11, f7
B11, f8
B11, f9
B12, f5
B12, f1
B12, f2
B12, f5
Anafraril, butazolidin, dulcolax, micoren, dyestuffs
Mitin, butazolidin
Pertofrane, hygroton, dulcolax, butazolidin, tegretol,
resoferon, laridox
Butazolidin, hygroton, anafraril, vitracid, reserfin, gypel,
manaron, gesaran
Illustration of a robot
Chest pain treatment
Film script
Transparencies
USA
“Buckminster Fuller ‘transegrity’ mast… supporting
‘Geigy’ sign”
“Report on the Company’s Art Department Operation”
Catalyst 6 (holiday greetings to Geigy employees, his ill. on
p. 11)
Catalyst 20 (brochure about the company)
Geigy Graphics
Geigy Graphics
Geigy Medical Directors meeting
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11.1966
06.1967
06.1968
01.1969
03.19.1969
05.30.1967
12.21.1961
1965
04.1967
09-10.1970
B12, f6
B12, f7
Tube
B12, f8
OB6, f8
B12, f8
B12, f9
Dulcolax
Idea for advertisement
Conference report on advertisement
Dyestuffs
“When performance counts”
Ill. with phone receivers
“For quality supported by performance”
“For color performance”
“No need for alarm”
“Don’t wait till the cows come home”
Geigy Household Insectitude Products
Pertofrane
Package with a brochure
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Package with a pamphlet
Information about the medicine
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B12, f5, 10
B12, f11
B12, f12
B12, f13
B10
B12, f14
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Preludin
Packaging with a pamphlet with sample pills
Notebook
Report on the propaganda material
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
Information about the medicine
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Tofranil
Design with a man crawling in a tunnel
Mechanical (2)
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B12, f5
B12, f15
B10
B12, f16
B13, f1
Packaging with a pamphlet
Design with a man crawling under a huge ball
Packaging with a pamphlet
Design with a man standing at a precipice
Design with a man sitting in an enclosed space
Design with a man hanging between two rocks
Pamphlet (1)
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Pamphlet (1)
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B13, f2
B13, f3
B10
B13, f4
B 10
B13, f5
B13, f6
B13, f7
Design with a man sitting at the foot of a steep hill
Exhibition
Design with a man at the foot of the stairs (6 different
designs)
Design with a kid in a corner
Design with a kid with his head in his arm
Design with a girl with her fingers over her eyes
Pamphlet with pills
General Electric Company
“Conquering climate, time, and distance”
Annual report
Graphis magazine
Issue no. 26
Issue no. 43
Issue no. 58a, in French4
Issue no. 59
Brochure (4)
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1949
1976
1952
11.1952
03-04.1955
1955
B13, f8
B13, f9
B13, f 1̀0
B13, f11
B13
B13, f12
OB6, f9
B13
Room 3660
B13, f13
OB6, f10
B13
B13, f14
Issue 59-60: Graphis Annual
Issue no. 63/64
Photocopy from Allen Hurlburt’s “The Design Concept”
Issue no. 78
Issue no. 87
p. 2
Undated edition with a two-page spread on Giusti’s heart
book, pp. 466-467
Grow Group, Inc.
Advertisements
Letter from Kornhauser & Galen, Inc. (advertising agency)
“The New Devoe Marine Bar-Rust Corrosion Control
System”5
“Devoe Marine Paints and Coatings”
“Unfrozen assets”
“Signs of Growth”
Cover (6)
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Magazine (214)
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08-09.1958
01-02.1960
08.25.1982
08.1982
10.04.1982
B13, f15
OB11 & 15
B13
B13, f16
B13
B13, f17
B13, f18
B14, f1
B14, f2
“Harnessing Inflation”
“Stock Option”
Pages of Barron’s with the advertisements
Advertisement
Fortune magazine with this advertisement
Gruen Watch Company
“He missed his train by 1/10,000 of an inch”
Guitar Review magazine
Issue no. 3, 1947
Issue no. 9 1949
Issue, May 1969, cover and ill. on p. 6
Andres Segovia materials:
“Compositions and transcriptions by Andres Segovia”
“Classical Guitar” by Sophocles Papas, which includes a
photo of Segovia’s hand, which Giusti later sketched
“Andre Segovia, 20 studies for the guitar”
“Segovia altered instrumental history” from NY Times
“Andre Segovia gestorben” from Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Issue no. 48, ills. to the article “Libra primero: instruccion
de musica” (which is in English)
Issue no. 57, Spring 1984, cover and inside ill.
Issue no. 60, Winter 1985, cover and ills. on pp. 8, 22
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11.29.1982
11.01.1982
1944
1947
1949
1969
1960
1963
1975
1982
03-04.1983
06.04.1987
1977
1984
05.05.1984
1985
B14
B14, f3
B14, f4
B14, f5
B14, f6
Issue no. 61, Spring 1985, cover
Issue no. 62, Summer 1985, cover
Issue no. 65, Spring 1986, cover
Issue no. 66, Summer 1986, cover and ill. on p. 13
Issue no. 67, Fall 1986, cover and ill. on p. 28
Letter about issue no. 70
Subscription advertisement that includes Giusti’s cover
Portrait of Manuel de Falla
Picture of an Oriental bazaar
Design with a maple leaf and a guitar
Miscellaneous sketches for the magazine
Clippings with images of guitars and guitar music
Brochures with guitar music
Hanover House
The Dawn of Life by J. H. Rush
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1985
02.09.1985
1985
09.06.1985
1986
1986
1986
06.04.1987
1957
B14
B14, f6
B14, f7
B14
B14, f7
B14, f8
B14, f9
B14, f10
B15
B14, f11
Holiday magazine
“Europe,” January 1954
“Washington, Sicily, etc,” May 1956, (map on pp. 38-39)
Maps in Russian and Polish
“France,” April 1957
“Your New Year Brings On Labor Day,” September 1957
“England,” April 1958
“Africa,” April 1959
“Rome,” April 1960
“Volume One: the South Pacific,” October 1960
“Volume Two: the South Pacific,” November 1960
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01.1954
05.1956
04.1957
03.21.1957
09.1957
04.1958
04.1959
04.1960
10.1960
11.1960
B15
B14, f12
OB7, f1
B15
B14, f13
B15
B14, f13
B15
B14, f14
OB7, f2
B15
B14, f15
B15
B14, f16
OB7, f3
B15
B16, f1
OB7, f4
B15
B16, f2
OB7, f5
B16, f2
“Washington, D.C.,” April 1962
map
“Mexico,” October 1962
“Ireland,” April 1963
“Russia,” October 1963, cover and map
map
“Canada,” April 1964
map
“Germany,” October 1964, cover and map
map
cover
“Spain,” April 1965, cover and map
“Travel Europe: the Mediterranean Coast,” January 1966
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04.1962
10.1962
04.1963
10.1963
04.1964
10.1964
04.1965
01.1966
B15
B16, f3
OB11, f1
OB11, f2
B15
B16, f4
B15
B16, f5
OB7, f6
B15
B16, f6
OB11, f2
B15
B16, f7
OB7, f7
OB11, f2
B15
B16, f8
OB7, f8
OB11
OB7, f9
OB11, f1
B15
B16, f9
B15
“Zambia,” June 1966
“Scandinavia,” November 1966
“Mexico,” July 1968, cover and map
“The Paris Embassy,” March 1969
Drawing for the magazine
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, inc
The Use of Space by Ben Bova, ill. by Giusti
Houghton Mifflin and Company
Citizen Morgan by Ted Morgan
Intellectual Digest magazine
“Marcuse and Djilas, Which Prophecy for the 1970s?”
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06.1966
11.1966
07.1968
03.1969
1965
05.1970
B16, f10
OB14
B15
B16, f11
B15
B16, f12
B15
B16, f13
B15
B16, f14
OB7, f10
B16, f15
B16, f16
OB11, f5
B15
“Mick Jagger and the Nature of Rock”
Interiors magazine
Issue, May 1952
International Business Machines Corporation
“Now you might slay the much dreaded computer paper
dragon,” advertisement
Color sketches
IBM headquarters
Isaac Goldman Company
Calendar for July of 1942
K and M Machine-Fabricating, Inc. (Cassopolis, Mich.)
“The Builders”
Letter from the company’s vice-president
Knopf – see Alfred A. Knopf
La Zamba restaurant, NY
Color drawing strip
Lee Rubber & Tire Corporation
“Resilience in Rubber”
Lenox China
Magazine (2)
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Cover (3)
Magazine (1)
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11.1972
05.1952
07.1942
10.29.1980
B16, f17
B15
B16, f17
B15
B16, f18
B16, f19
B16, f20
B16, f21
OB7, f11
B16, f22
Lenox china brochure designed by Giusti
L. Heller & Son Incorporation
“Would you grant a lady’s fervent wish?”
Look Magazine
June 6, 1961, illustration to the article “A Quarter Century,
Its Advances” by Henry Steele Commanger on p. 81
Ill. to another article in the same series, on p.72
Brochure “Look Magazine’s Complete Guide to the New
1962 Cars”
Portrait of Julius Caesar to accompany the article about him
in “They made our world…” series by Leo Rosten in the
December 28, 1965 issue on pp. 78-79
Squares design
Lukens Steel Company
“A Steel House for the Peaceful Atom”
Mademoiselle magazine
Market profile brochure
Marathon Oil Company
Marathon World magazine, no. 2, 1970, cover & pp. 1-5
Masonite Corporation
“Perfect shapes for your new products”
McCann-Erikson Incorporation
“Meet the world’s best listeners… Dictaphone”
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06.06.1961
1962
12.28.1965
1956
1970
B17
B16, f23
B17
B16, f24
B16, f25
B16, f26
OB7, f12
B18, f1
B18, f2
B18, f3
B18, f4
B18, f5
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
The Fractured Image, a collection of stories by Stevenson,
Conrad, Kafka, etc
“Economies in paper usage…”
Merrell-National Laboratories, advertis. for Bendectin
Information about the medicine
Issue of Patient Care magazine with the ad on p. 44
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corporation
“Equipment”
“Shipbuilding”
“Chemicals, paints and metallurgicals”
“Construction”
Ill. of an S-like figure in steel (41 (flat box))
Photo of the headquarters, from New York Times
Modern Medicine magazine
October 29, 1973, cover and ill. on p. 1
December 10, 1973, cover
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10.15.1976
02.25.1975
10.29.1973
12.10.1973
B18, f6
B18, f7
B18
OB8, f1
Stacks
B18, f8
B18
B18, f9
Modern Packaging magazine
January 1954
February 1954
March 1954
April 1954
May 1954
June 1954
July 1954
August 1954
September 1954
October 1954
November 1954
December 1954
December 1970
Museum of Modern Art (New York, N. Y.)
XX Century Italian Art by the Museum
National CSS (Wilton, Conn.)
Letter from Giusti about a sculpture for their headquarters
Cover (10)
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Cover (10)
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01.1954
02.1954
03.1954
03.09.1954
04.1954
04.06.1954
05.1954
05.06.1954
06.1954
07.1954
07.12.1954
08.1954
08.02.1954
09.1954
09.09.1954
10.1954
10.05.1954
11.1954
11.09.1954
12.1954
12.29.1954
12.1970
07.03.1978
B18, f10
B18, f11
B18, f12
B18, f13
B18, f14
B18, f15
B18, f16
OB8, f2
B18, f17
B18, f18
B18, f19
B18, f20
B18, f21
B18, f22
B20, f1
B20, f2
Natural History Press
The Biology of Flowering by Frank Salisbury
Plant Diseases by Frederick Wellman
Plant Growth by Arthur Gentile
[New York Botanical Garden]
A History of Plants by Herman Becker
Plants and Man by David Rogers
New York and Pennsylvania Company, inc
Two-page advertisement
Page from “Famous Artists Course in Commercial Art”
The New York Times Magazine
Giusti’s portrait of George McGovern to illustrate the article
about McGovern’s nomination as a presidential candidate
Ill. to “Vladivostokmanship” by Hans Morgenthau, p. 39
Newsweek magazine
“The hope of mankind lies here”
“The man who runs the world”
Norwalk, Conn.
Letter from city hall about a sculpture they commissioned
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
“Growing in service to a growing world… Olin Mathieson”
“Discovering better ways, producing better products… Olin
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05.02.1971
11.22.1974
10.31.1980
1959
B20, f3
B20, f4
B20, f5
B20, f6
OB8, f3
B20, f7
OB8, f4
OB8, f5
Mathieson”
“Serving the human requirement on many fronts… OM”
“Dependability through integration… Olin Mathieson”
“Directing diversified interests… Olin Mathieson”
“Serving as a single source… Olin Mathieson”
Advertisement in Time magazine
“Your new source of Aluminum – coming to life… OA”
“No shelf-warmers here… Olin Aluminum”
“How Olin Aluminum helps transform concept into
construction”
“Light, bright OA adds the new touch to modern living”
“Today the proudest cars on the road glisten with OA”
“Let OA set your holiday list agleam...”
Four-folded card with the crystal design
“Full integration makes OA a dependable source for you”
“Patterns with light-hearted living with Olin Aluminum”
“There’s no place like home-building… Olin Aluminum”
“Symbol of new standards of quality and service”
“Olin Aluminum hits a new high in quality and service”
“Cover your investment with colorful Olin Aluminum”
“Olin Aluminum works wonders with windows”
“You’ll be riding high with fast-moving Olin Aluminum”
“Flag-raising day at another new Olin Aluminum plant”
“Zealous attention to detail… Olin Aluminum”
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1959
1959
1959
1959
1959
1957
1960
1960
1959
1959
1959
1958
1959
1957
1959
1960
1960
1957
1958
OB8, f6
OB8, f7
OB8, f8
OB8, f9
OB8, f10
OB8, f11
OB8, f12
OB8, f13
OB8, f14
OB8, f15
OB8, f16
OB8, f17
OB8, f18
OB8, f19
OB8, f20
“The man from Olin Aluminum speaks softly…”
“OM… announces major new division OA”
“OA’s full integration means dependable delivery…”
Advert in the Spanish version of U.S. News & World Report
Advertisement in Business Week
“You’ll make better connections with Western Brass”
“You’ll get modern styling… with Western Brass”
“Put permanence into products with Western Brass”
“Selling beauty? Brass gets the idea across faster”
“You’ll form it faster with Western Brass”
“Western roll-bond solar heating units…”
Panorama magazine
February 1980, cover
ad with this cover in The New York Times Magazine
Parco
Postcard “N.Y. Illustration Express”
Park East magazine
“A Companion for Harry” by Carhartt and Winter on p. 35
Philadelphia National Bank
“Chemicals play a billion-dollar role…”
“Electronics”
“Steel”
“Transportation equipment”
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1958
1957
1957
1960
1960
1960
1960
1960
1960
02.1980
03.16.1980
04.1952
OB8-21, 11-4
OB8, f22
OB8, f23
B17
B20, f8
B20, f9
B20, f10
B20, f11
“Textiles”
“Oil”
“What do these industries have in common?”
Physician’s World magazine
Ills. to “The Ordeals of Confidentiality” by Rosalind
Massow Luger on pp. 23-30 and to “When the Public
Needs to Know” on pp. 30-31
Price Waterhouse
Spring 1972, Review: cover and inside ills.
p. 33
p. 36
p. 38
p. 40
Summer/Autumn 1972, Review: cover and inside ills.
p. 4
1974, no. 1, Review: cover and inside ills.
p. 2
p. 14
p. 19
p. 22
p. 30
p. 31
1974, no. 2, Review: ill. on p. 2
1974, no. 3, Review: cover and inside ills.
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1953
06.1974
1972
1972
1974
1974
1974
OB10, f1
B20, f12
B20, f13
B20, f14
B20, f15
B20, f16
p. 11
p. 17
November 1974, Staff News magazine: cover and inside ill.
cover and p. 2
“The Energy Challenge: a Guide for Action”
1975, no. 3, Review: cover and inside ills.
p. 9
p. 13
Letter to Giusti, with his ink drawings enclosed
“A Profile,” brochure about the company with photos of
Giusti’s metal designs
photocopies of drawings
1977, no. 1, Review: cover and inside ills.
p. 2
p. 3
p. 5
1978, no. 1, Review: cover and inside ill.
p. 2
1978, no. 3, Review: cover and inside ills.
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11.1974
1974
1975
02.11.1976
1976
1977
1978
1978
B20, f17
B20, f18
B20, f19
OB16
B20, f19
B20, f20
B17 B20-20
Hall
B20, f20
B20, f21
B21, f1
B21, f2
“Guide to Accounting Controls no. 9”: cover
January 1979, Staff News magazine: cover and inside ill.
1979, no. 2, Review: inside ill.
“Price Waterhouse Reports: the Changing World of
International Business”: cover
Autumn 1983, Today’s Executive magazine: cover and
inside ills.
“Competing in the High Technology Era”: cover and charts
“Objective: Maximize Your Foreign Tax Credit.” brochure
“International Assignment Tax Services” brochure
“Accounting for the Broadcasting Industry”
“The Computer Software and Related Services Industry”
brochure
Ill. to the article “Setting Standards for Reporting Lease
Transactions” by George C. Watt
Ill. to the article “The Unreal World of Real Estate
Accounting” by Donald Rappaport and James O. Stepp
Ill. to the article “Executive Authority in a Multinational
Environment” by Donald B. Chandler
Sketch (2)
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Cover (1)
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Article (5)
Article (3)
Sketch (1)
Article (1)
1979
1979
1981
08.1983
1984
OB15
B21, f3
B21, f4
B21, f5
OB 15
B21, f6
B21, f7
B17, B21-8
B21 ,f8
Hall
B21, f9
B21, f10
B21, f11
B21, f12
B21, f13
Two-page ill. to an article on CPME
Ill. with colored arrows and a zebra crossing
Ill. with four colored arrows going in different directions
Ill. of people with a mask-like kite
Heading “Letters from Kuwait”
Ills. of football and plus, minus and equal signs
Ill. “the autocratic chief executive – a problem worth
considering”
Two-page ill. of four men at a table with a chart behind
them
Ill. with a round roulette and the first letters of the alphabet
Ill. of round test-tubes on concentric circles background
Ill. of a beetle on a spiral background
Ill. of a man swimming
Ill. of a man in inkbottle
Ill. of a skyscraper and horizon
Ill. of earth on a black and white labyrinth background
Ill. of a man on his knees looking into a hole
Ill. of money with a wrench
Ink drawings for an issue of Today’s Executive
Publicker Chemical Corporation
“Paint’s partner”
Publishers Weekly magazine
April 10, 1972, cover with the cover of All in the Family
Cookbook by Edith Bankers on the other side
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Sketch 910
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Cover (3)
04.10.1972
B21, f14
B21, f15
B21, f16
B21, f17
B21, f18
OB10, f2
B21, f19
B21, f20
B21, f20
B21, f21
B22, f1
B22, f2
OB11, f7
Part II – April 10, 1972: cover
Random House – see Alfred A. Knopf – Random House
RD Graphics
Reader’s Digest magazine
Manuscript of the article “What the American Voter Should
Ask Himself” by Wm. F. Buckley, Jr.
Sketches and original drawings to illustrate the article
Page from the Reader’s Digest with Giusti’s ill.
Rough Diamond Company
“Dust with a pedigree”
“From the point of a diamond to the point of a pencil”
“Splitting the minute”
“The Diamond helps your car wear well”
“20 times around the world”
“Diamond cut diamond”
“Mining with diamonds”
“Spiraling output”
“A syllogism”
“Oil is where the Diamond finds it”
“Showing light the way”
“Communications unlimited”
Color drawing (1)
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Advertisement (3)
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Advertisement (2)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (1)
04.10.1972
06.11.1984
10.1984
B22
OB11, f7
B22, f3
B22, f4
OB11, f9
B22, f4
B22, f5
“This industrial veteran just wore itself away”
“’The Invincible’ builds again”
“Telling seconds when to tick”
Salvato & Coe Associates
Calendar sent “for my friend George”
Saturday Evening Post magazine
Ills. to “An Infinity of Mirrors” by Richard Condon
Ill. to “Aunt Fran” by John O’Hara
Ills. to the article “No More Roses” by Allan Seager
Ill. to “Who Is Bourba Ki?”
Ills. to “The Secret Journal of Waring Stohl”
Ill. of people on a striped circle
“Auschwitz, the Agony of Judging Who Is Guilty,” October
22, 1966, cover
Ill. to “The murderers among us”
Ills. to “The Evil Eye” by Alfred Gillespie
Ill. to “Bless Charlie” by Morton Fineman
Ills. to “Mr. Acarius” by William Faulkner
Ill. to “The Wildest Ride”
Scientific American magazine
November 1952: cover
Color drawings
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Cover (10)
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Tear sheets (7)
Tear sheets (1)
Cover (1)
1964
1964
03.27.1965
02.26.1966
04.23.1966
05.07.1966
10.22.1966
1966
11.1952
B22, f6
B22, f7
B22, f8
B22, f9
+OB11, f3
B22, f10
B22, f11
OB11, f3
B22, f12
B22
B22, f13
B22, f14
B22, f15
B22, f16
B22, f17
B22, f18
B22, f19
Seamless Rubber Company (New Heaven, Coon.),
Standard Surgeons’ Gloves advertisements
“For the protective hand”
“For the probing hand”
“For the adroit hand”
“For the omniscient hand”
“For the perceptive hand”
“For the saving hand”
“For the healing hand”
“For the thinking hand”
Simon and Schuster
The Organization Man by William Whyte
The Taming of Technology by David Loth and Morris Ernst
Smithsonian magazine
March 1977, ills. to the article by Ritchie R. Ward, “If You
Look Hard Cycles are All Over” on pp. 104-110
The Society of the Classic Guitar (New York, N. Y.)
“Programme of Modern Music” designed by Giusti
Sony Corporation of America
Letter to Guisti
Stamford, Conn.
Card from the Commissioner of Finance to Giusti
List sent by Giusti to the Commissioner of Finance
Letter from the Public Arts Program to Giusti
Color drawing (2)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (2)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (2)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (1)
Book jacket (4)
Front jacket (2)
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Magazine (1)
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Letter (1), photocopy
Card (1)
List (1)
1956
1972
03.1977
1959
06.03.1975
08.28.1987
08.31.1987
02.19.1989
B22, f20
B22, f21
OB10, f3
B23, f1
B23, f2
B23. f3
The Studio
The Studio Yearbook 1940
The Studio Yearbook 1941
The Studio Annual 1941-42
Thomas Y. Crowell Company
Circles by Mindel and Harry Sitomer, ill. by Giusti
mechanicals for all the pages
cover
memorandum from the company
playcards
published book
Delights of the Slide Rule by Clyde B. Clason
Joseph the Dreamer by Sally Baldwin, ill. by Giusti
typed manuscript of the book
letter from the company
galleys of the book
memorandums from the company
letter from the author
two pages with thumbnail sketches of ills.
color drawing of the hero
proofs of the book
Letter (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
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Mechanicals
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Mechanical (6)
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Mechanical (12)
Book (1)
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Galleys
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Proofs
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1940
1941
1942
10.31.1971
1971
1964
05.01.1969
05.20.1969
05.28.1969
06.25.1969
08.05.1969
09.19.1969
B23, f4
OB10, f4
OB10, f5
OB10, f6
OB10
B23, f7
B23, f5
B23, f6
Mobile Design by John Lynch
Sports and Games by Harold Keith
memorandum from the company
The Telescope Makers by Barbara Land
Tilestone & Hollingsworth Co. (papermaking)
Calendar, October-November-December 1961
Time magazine
Moshe Dyan
Harold S. Geneen, president of ITT
“How Russia Survived Marxism: Soviet Life Today,”
November 10, 1967
“State University of New York: Chancellor Samuel Gould”
“Building for the Year 2000,” August 2, 1968
“Law and Order,” October 4, 1968
“The Consumer Revolt: Ralph Nader,” December 12, 1968
“The Great Missile Debate,” March 14, 1969
“The Superjets Take Off,” January 19, 1970
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict
“Man of the Year: Willy Brandt,” January 4, 1971
Mechanical (1)
Front cover (5)
Front cover (2)
Memorandum (1)
Book jacket (2)
Front jacket (2)
Calendar (1)
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Sketch (4)
Cover (10)
Relief artwork (1)
Proof (1)
Color drawing (5)
Cover (3)
Cover (5)
Color drawing (1)
Cover (10)
Cover (1)
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Cover (8)
Relief artwork (1)
Color drawing (7)
Sketch (4)
List of ills. (1)
1955
03.13.1969
1968
1961
06.16.1967?
09.08.1967
11.10.1967
01.12.1968
08.02.1968
10.04.1968
12.12.1968
03.14.1969
01.19.1970
06.22.1970?
01.04.1971
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B23, f8
OB12, f1
OB12, f2
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B23, f15
“After the SST… Aerospace Industry,” April 5, 1971
“On the Brink of Peace? Henry Kissinger,” October 30,
1972
“After the Bombs, What Peace?” January 8, 1973
“The FBI in Politics: L. Patrick Gray III,” March 26, 1973
“How Much Did He Know?” with a portrait of Richard
Nixon, May 14, 1973
“In Defense of Nixon, ‘Speak No Evil’: John Mitchell,”
July 23, 1973
“The Big Car: End of the Affair,” December 31, 1973
“World Inflation,” April 8, 1974
Gerald Ford in profile
“OPEC and Energy, the Hour is Late,” December 20, 1976
Half-girl, half-horned monster and DNA
“Energy battle” with a portrait of Jimmy Carter
“Coal crisis” with a picture of a British miner
Cover (3)
Transparency (1)
Cover (4)
Magazine (1)
Cover (6)
Sketch (2)
Cover (5)
Transparency (10)
Sketch (1)
Cover (6)
Sketch (2)
Magazine (1)
Cover (10)
Sketch (1)
Cover (6)
Sketch (1)
Cover (10)
Sketch (1)
Cover (2)
Sketch (2)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (2)
Magazine (1)
Cover (1)
Sketch (1)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (2)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (2)
Color drawing (1)
04.05.1971
10.30.1972
01.08.1973
03.26.1973
05.14.1973
07.23.1973
12.31.1973
04.08.1974
1974
12.20.1976
04.18.1977?
04.25.1977
03.20.1978
B23
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B24, f1
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B24
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OB12, f3
B24, f7
OB12, f4
OB12, f5
OB12, f6
“Laboratory baby” with a picture of a baby on a bricks
background
Col. Muammar el-Quaddafi of Lybia
Advertisement in New York Times with various covers
Cover Story 1923-1982 (all the covers in this period)
Half black, half white boy and buses
Battle of gold and paper money
Soviet PM Alexei Nikolaevich Kosygin
Ceasefire
Disagreements between Great Britain, France and the
Federal Republic of Germany
Richard Nixon and the people
British PM Edward Heath as a shooting target
War planes and a tank pointing to the center of a shooting
target: armaments
Gerald Ford in blue and orange
Jimmy Carter in blue and red
“Auto union”: man with car-shaped glasses
Person screaming at a map of the US
Sketches
“Time cover golden calf”
Snippets with drawings of animals
Photos of Andrei Sakharov and Alexander Ginzburg
“Meet 100 most influential people in the world,” New York
Sketch (1)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (1)
Color drawing (1)
Advertisement (1)
Magazine (2)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (3)
Sketch (1)
Relief artwork (1)
Collage (1)
Sketch (1)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (5)
Sketch (7)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (1)
Color drawing (1)
Color sketch (1)
Color drawing (1)
Color sketch (1)
Relief artwork (1)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (3)
Cut-outs
Negatives
Snippets
Snippet (1)
07.31.1978?
12.21.1981
1983
03.20.1975
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B24
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OB12, f9
B24, f12
OB11, f8
OB12, f7
OB13, f1
OB13, f2
OB13, f3
B24, f13
Times
Photos of politicians from New York Times Magazine
Photos and slides from Life magazine archives, depicting
various national borders, police actions during race
conflicts in Chicago in the 1960s, and politicians in
Chicago in the 1960s
Tomorrow magazine
Ill. to “Palo” by William Saroyan
Ill. to “Do about Psychic Experience” by J. B. Rhine
Ills. to “The Condor and the Guests” by Evan S. Connell, Jr.
Tompkins, Gilbert, artists’ agent
Card for him, as the agent of Richard Hook
Card for him, as the agent of Alex Ross
Card for him, as the agent of Rudy Pott
Card for him: “Gilbert Tompkins’ sizzling platter”
Card for him with pyramids with artists’ names
Card for him with brushes with artists’ names
Air mail envelopes
Card with Giusti’s comic self-portrait
Similar Merry Christmas card
Town & Country magazine
July 1981, with Giusti’s ill. to the section called “T & G’s
Guide to the International World of the American
Thoroughbred,” pp. 37-70
July 1985, with Giusti’s ill. to the section called “The
Money Horse: T & G’s Annual Guide to the International
Thoroughbred,” pp. 53-66
One page
Two pages
Photos
Snippet (2)
Snippet (1)
Snippets (1 set)
Card (2)
Card (2)
Card (1)
Card (1)
Card (1)
Card (1)
Envelope (6)
Card (3)
Card (1)
Magazine (1)
Spec. Ed. (1)
Tear sheet (2)
Color drawing (1)
Magazine (1)
Tear sheet (10)
04.20.1975
07.1981
07.1985
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B25, f1
B25, f2
B17
B25, f3
B17
B25, f4
Cover of “Town & Country presents a singularly biased
guide to the pleasures of London” by Jonathan Routh,
Mexico
Travel & Leisure magazine
June-July 1971
Autumn 1973
April 1974
May 1976
Postcard
May 1977
Bathing girl
Hand in a colorful sleeve carrying a briefcase with
geometrical forms (Europe)
Pittsburg, PA
Europe
TV Guide magazine
Advertisement in New York Times: “We’d Make Some Big
TV Advertiser a Good Magazine.”
Sketch (2)
Transparency (5)
Cover (2)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (1)
Relief artwork (1)
Magazine (1)
Front cover (3)
Poster cover (1)
Magazine (1)
Front cover (8)
Magazine (2)
Relief artwork (1)
Color drawing (1)
Magazine (2)
Color drawing (1)
Postcard (1)
Magazine (2)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (3)
Color drawing (1)
Relief artwork (2)
Color drawing (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Collage (1)
Advertisement (1)
06.1971
09.1973
04.1974
05.1976
01.09.1977
05.1977
04.24.1974
B25, f5
Case
B17
B25, f6
OB9, f5
B17
B25, f6
B17
OB9, f5
B17
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B17
OB9, f5
B25, f6
OB9, f5
B17
OB9, f5
B25, f7
“People Don’t Curl Up with a Good Ad”
Advertisement
Typeface for headings
TV Guide: “Fall Preview”
cover
headings: sports
syndicated
daytime
nighttime
changes
specials and movies
TV Guide: “USA 200”
TV Guide: “Fall Preview”
headings: specials
movies
sports
“The world goes wild for basketball” repr. from Kiwanis
syndicated
daytime
the new season
Letters from TV Guide to Giusti regarding the design of
Advertisement (1)
Photocopy (1)
Sketch (1)
Sketch (3)
Photostat (9)
Magazine (1)
Cover (2)
Photo (1)
Color drawing (1)
Tear sheet (2)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (2)
Tear sheet (1)
Color drawing (1)
Magazine (1)
Cover (5)
Sketch (2)
Paper cut-outs
Color drawing (1)
Magazine (1)
Cover (3)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Sketch (2)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
09.07.1974
06.28.1975
09.09.1978
02.14.1978
B25, f8
B25, f9
B25, f10
the cover and headings and the payment
TV Guide: “Foreign Lobbyists: How They Manipulate US
Television”
TV Guide: “Super Bowl XIII”
TV Guide: “What Viewers Love/Hate about Television”
accompanies an article on brain “hemisphericity”
TV Guide: “Selecting Our Leaders 1980”
TV Guide, p. A-83 with Giusti’s ill of a hand taking a
donkey and an elephant out of a hat
Letter (1)
Letter (1)
Letter (1)
Sketch (8)
Photostat (17)
Note (1)
Magazine (1)
Cover (2)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (1)
Magazine (2)
Cover (3)
Photo (1)
Mechanical (1)
Transparency (5)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (2)
Sculpture (1)
Magazine (2)
Cover (1)
Part. Cover (1)
Sketch (2)
Transparency (3)
Tear sheet (1)
Sculpture (1)
Magazine (1)
Cover (3)
Snippet (1)
Relief artwork (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Ink drawing (1)
03.10.1978
06.16.1978
11.18.1978
01.20.1979
05.12.1979
02.23.1980
06.03.1980
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B26, f1
Hall
B26, f2
Glass case
B26, f3
TV Guide: “How We Feel about TV’s Role in Campaign
’88”
TV Guide: “The War in Vietnam: What Happened vs. What
We Saw”
TV Guide: “Public TV in Turmoil”
TV Guide: “Does America Want Family Viewing Time?”
Brochure “Does America Want Family Viewing Time?” by
Neil Hickey
Eric G. Larson’s card with a note
Metal plaque “TV Guide life achievement award 1981
Edward R. Morrow”
Cardboard and metal parts for the frame
Type Directors Club of New York
“Typography USA”
“The 5th annual award exhibit of typographic excellence”
United Air Lines
“Modern Main Street of the USA”
“United Air Lines”
Magazine United Airlines Hemispheres, cover
United States. Department of Agriculture. Forest Service
“Prevent forest fires! Use the ash tray”
“Prevent forest fires! Be sure your match is out”
“Prevent forest fires! Crash out your cigarette”
“Prevent forest fires! Put your pipe ashes in bare earth”
United States Information Agency (USIA)
Al Majal, a magazine published by US government in
Sketch (1)
Magazine (2)
Color drawing (1)
Cover (2)
Color drawing (1)
Cover (1)
Cover (1)
Brochure (1)
Color drawing (3)
Card (1)
Plague (1)
Parts
Sketch (4)
Cover (1)
Title page (1)
Advertisement (1)
Advertisement (1)
Magazine (2)
Poster (2)
Poster (1)
Poster (2)
Poster (1)
01.23.1988
1981
1959
10.1995
B26, f4
B26, f5
B26, f6
B26, f7
B26, f8
B26, f9
B17
OB13, f5
Arabic
No. 47
America, a magazine published by the US government and
sold on the territory of the USSR in exchange for the
Soviet Life magazine sold in the US
November 1968, no. 145
Russian version
Polish version
July 1969, no. 126 Polish version
brochures with the same cover about American
films, published by the US Embassy in Bucharest
March 1976, no. 233
Russian version
October-November 1976, no. 240
Russian version
No. 257, an ill. to the article “Mysterious cycles of
nature” by Ritchie R. Ward in Russian
Topic, a magazine published by the US government for
distribution in Africa
No. 66: “Vote 1972”
Magazine (1)
Cover (2)
Color drawing (1)
Transparency (1)
Magazine (3)
Cover (7)
Magazine (1)
Cover (10)
Magazine (2)
Cover (3)
Brochure (2)
Relief artwork (1)
Sketch (3)
Transparency (5)
Magazine (2)
Cover (2)
Color drawing (1)
Magazine (2)
Cover (3)
Poster cover (5)
Article (3)
Color drawing (1)
Magazine (1)
11.1968
07.1969
1971
03.1976
10.1976
1972
B26, f10
OB13, f6
B26, f11
B26
B26, f11
B26
B26, f11
B27
B27, f1
B27
OB17
B27, f2
B27
B27, f2
B27, f3
B27
B27, f3
Tube
B27, f4
B27, f5
No. 94: “Contemporary Arts in America”
United States Postal Service
Ill. of a plane, “1907-1957”
Ill. of the American eagle, “1907-1957”
Leather folder with an Atlantic Cable Centenary stamp
designed by Giusti
Leather folder with a Bowling Commemorative envelope
designed by Giusti
Letter from Giusti to William Dunlap from the Citizen
Advisory Board
U.S. Department of the Interior, National Parks Service
“Morristown National Historical Park, General
Washington’s Headquarters 1779-1780”
Vassar Club of New York, announcements of Annual
Scholarship Benefit events sent to members
Andres Segovia’s concert at Lincoln Center
Leonard Bernstein and Mstislav Rostropovich’s concert at
Lincoln Center
Performance of Candide by Leonard Bernstein at Lincoln
Center
Note to Giusti
Leonard Bernstein’s concert at New York Philharmonic
Screening of The King and I
Empty envelope for such an annual event
Cover (4)
Magazine (1)
Cover (3)
Clipping (1)
Color drawing (1)
Sketch (1)
Color drawing (1)
Folder (1)
Stamps (62)
Folder (1)
Envelope (7)
Letter (1)
Poster (11)
Announcement (1)
Announcement (1)
Announcement (2)
Ticket order form (2)
Note (1)
Announcement (2)
Announcement (2)
Envelope (1)
1975
1957?
1957?
1958
08.21.1971
08.15.1985
03.08.1974
04.24.1975
03.03.1983
B27, f6
Tube
B28, f1
Vietnam Veterans Plaza Memorial, New York City
Article about the proposed memorial
Letter from Giusti to New York’s mayor Edward I. Koch
Vintage Books – see Alfred A. Knopf – Random House –
Vintage
Vista magazine
July/August 1972, Giusti’s cover and ill. to the article
“Return to ‘Little Israel’?” by Richard Yaffe on pp. 18-20
W. C. Welch Associates
Daniel Grady & Company, Inc. info sheet
Best’ Review with an article by Daniel Grady
Flecthcer-Thompson’s business reply card
Outlook magazine published by Flecthcer-Thompson
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Annual Report 1972
Letters from the corporation allowing Giusti to use a
reproduction of the sculpture on this cover for an issue of
Omni magazine
What’s New Reports
Scandinavia report by Bernt Bernholm
Snippet (1)
Letter (1)
Magazine (3)
Article (1)
Cover 91)
Sketch (2)
Pamphlet (5)
Pamphlet (4)
Card (8)
Brochure (6)
Report (2)
Front cover (10)
Color drawing (1)
Photo (3)
Slides (14)
Letter (1)
Letter (1)
03.07.1982
08.14.1982
07.1972
1980
1972
05.13.1980
05.22.1980
B28, f2
B28, f3
B28, f4
B28, f5
B28, f6
London report by Robert G. Richardson
Switzerland report by Pierre Rentchnik
Whiting-Plover Paper Company
Ill. with triangles, the top of which has an eye
Ill. with a face looking upwards
W. H. Nichols & Sons
“Lubricating the turbosupercharger”
World Publishing Company
Ills. of human figure
Xerox Corporation
Note from Jack Hough Associates Inc
Signed delivery blank
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Advertisement (10)
Advertisement (6)
Advertisement (1)
Sketch (2)
Note (1)
Blank (1)
1945
12.31.1986
B28, f7
B28, f8
B28, f9
B28, f10
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Mathieson, Guitar Review – 20 slides Page 4: Command Records, Price Waterhouse, Dayan Time Cover, Jimmy Carter Time Cover,
Smithsonian Magazine, Olin-Mathieson Trademark, Price Waterhouse Booklet, Packaging Geigy Basel, Town and Country, Guitar Review Portrait Manolo De Huelva – 20 slides
Page 5 – 16 slides Page 6: Record Album, Red Landscape 14”x17”, GE Annual Report, Price Waterhouse – 16 slides Page 7: Harris, Price Waterhouse, Price Waterhouse metal, Guitar – 11 slides Page 8: Price Waterhouse profile Aluminum 22” H, Japan Barmen Ass Calendar the Million $ Cocktail
Cardboard, Town & Country 3D Copper, USIA Russian Issue The Arts USA, TV Guide Cover Stainless Steel 8.25” H, Boehringer Pharm S. Steel 19.5” H Alupent series, Merrill Pharma Bendectin Stainless Steel 16” H, TV Guide 79 Stainless Steel 3D – 8 slides
Page 9: Town and Country 7-1985, 1st assignment in USA, Moshe Dyan Time, Harris, Record Album Toni Mottola, Holiday America Embassy in Paris – 18 slides
Page 10: Calendar Japan, Boehringer Alupent series, Graphic-shad Publishing Company Limited, Champion Paper, Geigy Basel & Ardsley series Tofranil Antidepressant, Omni TV Guide Brain, Price Waterhouse Aluminum 22” H, USIA Russian Issue Abstract Art USA, Merrill Pharma Bendectin Campaign, US Information Agency US Abstract, Graphic-sha Publishing Tokyo-Japan, Omni Manbind, USIA Double Cover the Arts in USA, Poster:Communication – 10 slides
Page 11: Poster: Communication, Price Waterhouse, Red Landscape Acrylic 14”x17”, Champion Paper Insert, USIA US Art Amerika Russia, Geigy Pharma Pertrofane – 15 slides
Page 12: USA 200 TV Cover, USIA Amerika Magazine US Industry, Guitars Record Album, Price Waterhouse, Poster Communication Acrylic, Poster Acrylic Tomorrow, Poster – 9 slides
Page 13: Profile Aluminum 24” H, Column #38 Brass 42” and 7’ H, Sentinella #3 Brass Model, Wall Partition St. Steel Model, Omni Luna, Signals St. Steel & Brass 24” H, Computers Brass, USIA the Arts STS & Brass 17”x24”, Panorama St. Steel 12”x16” H, Steel 20”x26”, Satchmo Brass 15”x18”, Worldtrade Cardboard Plastic, “Most of these pieces could be fabricated in any desired size” – 13 slides
Page 14: Price Waterhouse – 16 slides Page 15 – 15 slides Page 16: Record, Omni Steel Head – 15 slides Page 17 – 19 slides Page 18: Zambia copper & brass 23”x29” H, Olezzo #1, Price Waterhouse, Luna Steel 20”x28”,
Stainless Steel 13” H, Richardson Merrill Bendectine, TV Guide – 17 slides
Page 19: Price Waterhouse, Town & Country 1985, TV Guide Cover, Boehringer Pharma Ingelheim, Merrill Pharma Bendectin, Outside Sculpture, Warrior #2 Brass, Brass, Town and Country The Money Horse, Signals S Steel & Brass 20”x25” – 11 slides
Page 20 – 19 slides Page 21: Command Records, Price Waterhouse Metal, Price Waterhouse, Moshe Dayan Time Cover,
Jimmy Carter Time Cover, Smithsonian Magazine, Town and Country – 15 slides Page 22: Profile Aluminum 24” H, Spitfire Steel 14” H, Column #38 Brass 42” H & 7’ H, Olezzo Omni,
Truncate Cone Brass, Luna Steel 20”x28”, Signals S Steel Brass 20”x25”, Omni Brass Swirl GE, Manbird St Steel 13” H, USIA Cover US Arts, Holiday cover Zambia copper and brass, SST Steel 20”x26”, Brass 14”x18” Satchmo, Price Waterhouse, “most of these pieces could be fabricated in any desired size” – 15 slides
Page 23: Dayan, Dayan Time Cover, Holiday Cover Germany, Omni TV Guide Brain, By Margot Giusti, Ethyl Eye of Horus, Jimmy Carter Time Cover, Price & Waterhouse Steel & Brass 12”x12”, AIGA Exhibit 50 years Aluminum 26”x26” – 19 slides
Page 24 – 20 slides Page 25: Price Waterhouse, Poster Project – 19 slides Page 26: Boehringer Alupent 20” H, Panorama #1 Cover Steel, Record Album Atomic Rooster, TV
Guide, Sudler Hennessey Steel 14” H, S.E. Post Cover Steel, Poster AD Exhibit 68, AD Geigy Antidepressant Tofranil series, 2 profiles Anodizedaluminum 19x19 – 20 slides
Page 27: FFS FAS Diploma, Merrell Bendectine S Steel 15” H, Holiday Magazine Spain Painted Metal, Holiday Cover Scandinavia Steel, Poster G. Washington 22”x36” 1974 National Parks USA Tempera, Doubleday, AD Geigy Tofranil Antidepressant series – 19 slides
Page 28: by Margot Giusti – 7 slides Slide Boxes 35 mm slides Eastman Kodak Boxes, metal measuring 6 ¾ x 4 ½ x 2” CV (1962-1987) Sections 1- 2 empty; 4 – OK to show – Details, Paintings, Mirror – 7 slides; 5 - OK to show – Interiors, Living Room – 17 slides; 6 – OK to Show – Landscape + tower, alfa, rabbit, gates – 14 slides; 7 – No – Tower – 10 slides; 8 – No – Living Room, Bedroom – 15 slides; 9 – No – Living Room – 21 slides; 10 – No – Interiors, Living Room – 19 slides; 11 – No – Landscape + Farms – 20 slides; 12 – No – Landscapes – 22 slides. Design Section 1 FAS Packaging Paint Kit – 8 slides; 2 Time cover, Champion paper sculpture, Voting Booth, Ecology AIGA, SEP Star of David – 13 slides; 3 FAS Packaging, [unidentified sculptures] – 15 slides; 4 TV Guide Eagle-Steel-USA 200, Time Cover Target armaments, Time British miner, Time Quadolafi, Time genes, Time Israeli massacre, Time Project Russian Tank 3D, AMEP?KOI Red Cover Russia – 6 slides; 5 So. Pacific Mask, Washington Eagle, Lambia, Africa, Ireland, French Embassy-Manchester, Mexico 21, Mediterranean Sea – 11 slides; 6 Holiday Covers: Mexico #1, Spain Bull also 2 dim., Scandinavia, Danube, England, Germany (D)2, Henry Wolf, Fashion Pix – 16 slides; 7 W.R. Floor Plans, Harris Door Portrait – 1 slide; 8 Luna-Metal Sculpture, Marathon Oil – 2 slides; 9 America Magazine-Eagle, Spanish Strings Command, Time Dyan Portrait, Atomic Rooster Cover – 12 slides; 10 Command Severinen, Time cover Russia, Americ Airlines, Time 67 Time Plane SST 71, Cue Cover Sky-, Command Rome, Command Severinen-Silver, FAS award – 14 slides; 11 Spanish Strings, CA Magazine 65, Lenox, Brass Impact III, Fiat, Light Guidelines, Brass Impact II – 17 slides; 12 Exhibition Giusti 303 – 20 slides
Geigy 1 Section 1 Basle July 63, Insidon Integration, Insidon Basel 62, N.Y. Pertofrane 65 – 18 slides; 2 Tadersil Flane – Basle, Butzasolidin B. Basle 63, Dystuffs – 13 slides; 3 Expo Dystuffs 62 – 19 slides; 4 Alupert 63 NY, Preludin NY 63 – 16 slides; 5 Tandearil Basle, Basle Inserale 62, Nutox, Flytox, Crawltox 020 – 18 slides; 6 Hyston NY + Basle, Watertown, Ducolax – NY – 12 slides; 7 Tofraril USA, Ads, Pertoframe – 13 slides; 8 Bonactin Basle 1964, Medomin, Basel, Mr. Hammer’s Bild – 13 slides; 9 Geigy Signet Basle 1965 – 12 slides; 10 Irgapyrin 1963, Medomin, Basle 1965 – 16 slides; 11 Insidon, Ensidon – 16 slides; 12 Toframil, Sarcosome – 17 slides. Geigy 2 Section 1 Princeton Exhibit 1967, Geigy Sculpture Manticore 1967 – 10 slides; 2 Princeton Exhibit 1967 – 18 slides; 3 Hygroton Reserfin Basle 65 – 11 slides; 4 Enrax Basle 65, Hygroto Reducing Basle 65 – 11 slides; 5 Insidon Basle 65, miconew Basle 65 – 11 slides; 6 Hygroton Basle 65, Selgin Baske 65, Preludin U.S. 66, Tofranil U.S. 63 – 18 slides; 7 [unidentified drawings] – 2 slides; 8 Basle Juni 66 – 8 slides; 9 Basle Juni 66 – 8 slides; 10 Basle Juni 66 – 8 slides; 11 Basle Juni 66 – 8 slides; 12 Basle Juni 66 – 8 slides Geigy 3 Section 1 Hemeran – 6 slides; 2 Micoren, Anturan, Siogen, Butazolidin – 7 slides; 3 Butazolidin Salbe, Micoren – 7 slides; 4 Dyestuffs, Butazolidin-Salbe – 8 slides; 5 Dulcolax – 7 slides; 6 Basle Nov. 66, Anturan – 7 slides; 8 Micoren, ANutran, Siogen, Butazolidin 67 – 7 slides; 9 Butazolidin-Salbe, Micoren – 7 slides; 10 Dyestuffs, Butazolidin Salvbe – 8 strips; 11 Dulcolax – 7 slides; 12 Duplicate Nov. 66 Bush; Antaran – 7 slides Geigy 4 Section 1 Butazolidin 67 – 7 slides; 2 Butazolidin 67 – 5 slides; 3 Butazolidin 67 – 8 slides; 4 Butazolidin 67 – 7 slides; 5 Butazolidin 67 – 8 slides; 6 Geigy, Butazolidin 67 – 7 slides; 7 June 1968; Laridox, Hygroten, Tanderil, Pertofran – 8 slides; 9 Butazolidin 67, Tegretol 68, Butazolidin Allka 68, June 1968 – 7 slides; 10 Resofern 68 – 8 slides; 11 Nov. 66 Geigy Basel Dyestuffs – 8 slides; Geigy Basel Dyestuffs, Nov 1966 – 8 slides People Section 1 Cars, Milano family 1962, Margot’s Paintings – 14 slides; 2 Margot 64, Hustons, Herrmanns 65 – 18 slides; 3 Oscar Ghiglia Party, Katayoma Party, Riera, Bourohillon, Calitow, Tompkins – 18 slides; 4 Holme Wedding 1965, Impy-Harris, Harris 1996 – 21 slides; 5 Mendham Party 64, Franjo, Bob, Margot, Hawmers, Ivonne, George-Murphys – 14 slides; 6 Franjo & Gustave, Guitar Party April 65, Segoria Party Silver 65 – 19 slides; 7 Honegger’s Vermissage 62, Beckmanns, Karin, Burgauers – 14 slides; 8 Margot, George, Segovia-Bobs Atardom – 15 slides; 9 Margot’s Pass Portraits 71 – 13 slides; Bob & Grace, Haus & Louise, Henry Kom, Walters, Guido & Leila Natalie – 20 slides; 12 empty Lectures = Japan 1968, Columbus, Ohio 1974, Sketches Section 1 Sketches – 18 slides; 2 Sketches – 20 slides; 3 Sketches – 19 slides; 4 Sketches – 20 slides; 5 Sketches – 20 slides; 6 Japan FAS 1968, Sketchbooks, and other work, Columbia, Ohio Oct. 1974 – 17 slides; 7 Sculpture models – 19 slides; 8 Sculpture models, Porsche Plate – 14 slides; 9 Hauser Guitar, Ramirez Guitar, Geigy Packaging, Geigy Watertower, Music Instruments-Lutes, Bob’s Painting – 16 slides; 10 Sketches – 15 slides; 11 Sketches – 17 slides; 12 Sketches – 19 slides
Miscellaneous Daily Telegraph portraits 1 Sketches with studio and artist – 14 slides Cervi-Phasan 1978 – 18 slides Sculpture outside, sculpture models – 67 slides Fortune cover US coast, artillery gun 1942, and other useful slides – 49 slides Sketches from sketchbooks (mostly) – 27 slides Installation: Column #1 1971 – 26 slides Technicolor box 1 – 2 slides, 12 6x6 slides Technicolor box 2 – 14 6x6 slides [Unlabelled box] – 9 6x6 slides Technicolor box 3 – 12 6x6 slides Technicolor box 4 – 10 6x6 slides Strip of slides [competing in the high technology era]; Golda Meir, Steel, Brass, 15”; Edward Heath; Pope Paul, Bronze & Brass, 7”; Town & Country, Mexico; Richard Nixon, Steel, Brass, 10” – 8 slides ______________________________________________________________________________________ Series III. SKETHCBOOKS ______________________________________________________________________________________ Sketchbook G1, [Geigy] 4to, 142 leaves, black cloth, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos with drawings in pen & ink & watercolor ink some with manuscript annotations. Mostly designs for ads, packaging, etc. for Geigy Basle or Geigy USA products. Sketchbook G3, [Geigy] 4to, 132 leaves, black cloth, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor in some mounted, some with manuscript annotations. Mostly designs for ads, packaging, etc. for Geigy Basle or Geigy USA products, first recto dated Aug. 1966. Sketchbook 1, 4to, 127 leaves, black cloth, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos & versos of 1st 16 leaves (including front free standing endpaper) w/ mounted drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink 3- 4 per page, recto of leaf 17 with mounted drawing in pen and ink and watercolor ink, rectos of next 8 leaves with 1 or 2 drawings in pen & ink & watercolor ink, rectos of last 2 leaves each mounted with 1 drawing in pen and ink and watercolors, remaining leaves blank. Includes magazine cover designs for Holiday, Fortune, Graphis as well as ad designs for Olin Mathieson.
Sketchbook 2, 4to, 126 leaves, black cloth, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos with drawings in pencil, pen and ink and watercolor ink, tempera, some mounted. Includes designs for magazine covers for Holiday, ads for Olin Mathieson, posters, book jackets, book covers, postage stamps and a few figure drawings. Figure drawings dated 1957. Sketchbook 3, 4to, 129 leaves, black simulated leather, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos +1 verso + front free-standing endpaper with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink. Designs for magazine covers for Look, Holiday, book jackets, book covers, for ads for Olin Mathieson, Champion Paper, and Polaroid Color Film. Sketchbook 4, 4to, 118 leaves, black simulated leather, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink. Includes designs for magazine covers for Graphis, Holiday, Scientific American, Boys Life, Amerika, as well as for record jackets for Grand Award Records, Command Records, and book jackets/book covers for Random House, Doubleday Anchor, Holt Rinehart & Wilson. Also includes, ads for Celanese and an architectural sketch for a house, in pen and ink. First leaf recto dated Jan 1963. Sketchbook 6, 4to, 141 leaves, black simulated leather, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink. Includes designs for magazine covers for Saturday Evening Post, Time, ads for Youngstown Steel and Tube, Eastman Dillon Corporation, AD Club International as well as record jackets for Command Records, book illustrations and book jackets for Doubleday Anchor, Random House and for poster. Also includes drawing for metal sculptures. First recto dates April 1967. Sketchbook 8, 4to, 127 leaves, black simulated leather, 10 9/16 x 8 5/16” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink. Includes designs for magazine covers for Time for book jackets/book covers for Doubleday. In addition it includes designs for logos, ads, illustrations for publications for American Optometric Association, Price Waterhouse, Westinghouse and for a metal sculpture. [1972] Sketchbook 9, 4to, 89 of 94 leaves, rust cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink. Includes designs for magazine covers for Time, TV Guide, Travel & Leisure, Modern Medicine. In addition, it includes logos and illustrations for Price Waterhouse as well as book jackets/book covers for Doubleday and for metal sculptures and for a US postage stamp. Sketchbook 10, 4to, 92 of 94 leaves, rust cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink, pencil, some mounted. Includes designs for magazine covers for Time, TV guide, Travel & Leisure, Physicians’ World, as well as for book jackets book covers for Doubleday, Random House. It also includes illustrations and ads for Boehringer-Ingelheim and Price Waterhouse products or publications. Sketchbook 11, 4to, 88 of 94 leaves, rust cloth, 11 3/4 x 8 ¼” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink some mounted, some manuscript annotations. Includes designs for magazine covers for Time, TV Guide, Amerika. In addition it includes drawings for metal sculptures, logos, ads and illustrations for Price Waterhouse, book jackets/book covers for Doubleday and also figure drawings. First leaf recto dated Sept. 1974. Sketchbook 12, 4to, 94 leaves, rust cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink some mounted, Includes designs for magazine covers for Amerika, Time, TV Guide as well as illustrations for Pexid-Merrell and for Price Waterhouse. In addition, it includes drawings fro metal sculptures along with figure drawings of Antonio Torquato Martin for Guitar Review #41. First leaf recto dated Jan. 1976.
Sketchbook 13, 4to 93 of 94 leaves, rust cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink some mounted. Includes designs for magazine covers for TV Guide, Guitar Review, Time, Travel & Leisure, Amerika as well as illustrations for Price Waterhouse, Pexid-Merrell, GE Annual Report, Vassar Program, Ethyl Corporation. Also included are illustrations for Guitar Review, Reader’s Digest, for a poster for the Art Director’s Club, and book jackets for Houghton-Mifflin, A. Knopf and Doubleday. In addition, drawings for sculptures are included. First leaf recto dated Aug. 1977. Sketchbook 14 aphorism on spine, 4to, 94 leaves, rust cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼ “ rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink some mounted. Includes designs for magazine covers for TV Guide, Town and Country as well as illustrations for Price Waterhouse, AD Club, Guitar Review, TV Guide, Reader’s Digest, for Boehringer-Ingelheim, Alupent, 50th Anniversary of Society of Medalists. In addition, it includes illustrations for book jackets for Random House, and metal sculpture as well as a figure drawing of comic flag on pole. Sketchbook 15, 4to, 81 leaves of 94, rust cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼” rectos with drawings in pen and ink and watercolor ink, pencil, some mounted. Include designs for illustrations for Price Waterhouse, William C. Welch, Ogilvy & Mather, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Guitar Review, TV Guide, Reader’s Digest, Town & Country, for poster for United Artists, 1981 Calendar for Japanese Hotel Barmans Association, for ad for Wilmington Trust, for metal sculpture and for US 44 cent airmail postage stamp. Sketchbook Suter’s House, 4to, 42 leaves, beige cloth, 11 ¾ x 8 ¼ “ rectos and versos with drawings in peand ink. Includes designs, rough sketches, elevations, plans, architectural details, notes for House Designed by George Giusti. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Series IV. SCULPTURE ______________________________________________________________________________________�� Art Directors Club New York (N.Y.) 58th Art Directors Annual: “clockman” relief artwork, metal sculpture, man’s head with clock faces for eyes, painted metal and stainless steel, 24 x 19”, signed lower right. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Boehringer Ingelheim, Ltd. Persantine at the Heart of the Cardiac Revolution, relief artwork, aluminum model of heart for drug “ Persantine”, 4” high x 3 1/4 “ wide x 9/16” deep on black base ; 3 1/8” x 4 5/8” x ¼” w/ plastic production facsimile. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Champion Papers, Inc. “Variation on a Theme: Fifty Years of Graphic Arts in America, an AIGA exhibition”. Relief artwork, metal, aluminum, green and blue plastic inserts, 30 x 30”, signed and dated 1966 lower left. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. The Daily Telegraph Magazine. Edward Heath, metal sculpture, cut from aluminum with red and blue stripes, 17x10x10”, signature engraved on base and dated 1971. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library.
The Daily Telegraph Magazine. Mao Tse Tung, round sculpture, heavy metal, face is brass, movable eyes, painted red & yellow, diameter is approx. 7 ½ feet. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Graphis Magazine Relief sculpture which was used for cover no. 43, 1952. Wire sculpture with black metal chips, mounted on white base, 22 ¼ x 20 3/4,” signed lower right and dated ’51.. Holiday Magazine. Mexico, relief artwork, stainless steel, copper and bronze, Mexico, two masks – ancient and modern, 17 ¾ x 14 ¾”, signature engraved lower center. c. 1962. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Merrell-National Laboratories. “Trial and Fulfillment,” paper sculpture, with silver, red, violet and yellow, 16” high on 12 x 12” base. Created for full ad in Patient Care, see B18. Location: Archives storage. Price and Waterhouse & Co., Competing in the High Technology Era, relief artwork for cover, aluminum rods and aluminum half sphere with red and blue strips, 14 x 11” signed lower right. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Price and Waterhouse & Co., “A Profile,” a series of relief artwork, group of six subjects mounted on bakelite reproduced in Price Waterhouse publication: “ A Profile 1976”; each is 7” square: a) income tax form (cube), b) globe & directional arrows c) dial with numbers e)clock with 7 circular units, f) calipers and a machine bolt. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Price and Waterhouse & Co., Relief artwork framed in clear Plexiglas for Staff News publication, includes quote from Confucius, silver and yellow, 10 ½ x 10”, signed lower left. Location: OB 15. Town and Country Mask, 7 x 8 ¾” Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. TV Guide Football player with helmet, relief artwork, designed as a cover for TV Guide: Super Bowl XIII issue, 1979, stainless steel with copper & bronze, 9 x 7”, signed lower right. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. TV Guide Metal Sculpture for cover illustration to TV Guide issue, May 12, 1979, “What Viewers Love/Hate About Television,” and also used for article “Brain Hemisphericity: A High Voltage Topic by Dr. Thomas Banville in publication abbreviated EY. Unidentified relief artwork
Untitled, stainless steel with painted insert (black, white, blue & violet), half sphere bas relief, 16 x 11 ¾”, signed lower right. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Untitled, copper with red center insert, 13 x 13” signature engraved lower right. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Untitled, “keyhole motif,” stainless steel & bronze, aluminum & red plastic mail chute with green inset above, 25 x 20” signed lower right and dated ‘XI / 75.” Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Untitled, relief sculpture with eye in circle, silver (stainless steel), 28 ½ high x 20 ½ wide, signed lower right. Location: 3rd floor, S.E. Lounge of Library. Untitled relief sculpture, undulating lines vs. angular lines, red and white, 17 x 14,” signed lower right and dated ’78. Unidentified sculpture/sculptural maquettes Untitled abstract metal sculpture, 11” high x 5 ¼ “ at base x 2 3/8” deep. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled metal sculpture, decorated with black bars, 11 ½” high x 1 ½” on base #” x 7 ¾”, signed on base and dated ’75. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled metal sculpture, circle atop cone, 11 5/8” high x 5” x 5 1/8”, signed on base and dated ’75. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled metal sculpture, stainless steel with triangular elements, recessed circle in base 4” x 4” x 14” high, signature engraved and dated ’75. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled metal sculpture, aluminum “airplane piece,” 13 ½ x 5 ¾” diameter. Untitled metal sculpture, “Falcon,” stainless steel w/2 inset lenses, 13” high on base 11 ½ square, approx. 8” diameter; signature engraved on base and dated 1984. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled metal sculpture, triangular motif (bronze color), 14” high, base 3 ½ x 5”; signature engraved on base, dated ’72. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. “Osservatore #1,” sculpture, bronze color, 8 3/4 “ high x 3” x 7”, signature engraved on base, dated ’72. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, triangle and circle motif, 6 7/8” high x 8 1/2 “wide x 2” deep. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. “Osservatore #3,” sculpture, metal, 10” high x 7” x 3 ¼”; signature engraved on base, dated ’72.
Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, bronze & brass color, 7 1/2” high x 4” x 8 ¾”, signature engraved on base. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, mask, 7 x 8 ¾” Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, small head, stainless steel, 9 ½” on base of 5 ¾ x 7 ¼”, signature engraved lower right and dated ’80. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, paper, 7” high x 5 ½” diameter base, not signed but has Giusti rubber stamp. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, metal (hollow), 21” high, 10” at base, 4 1/2” in depth. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, tubular metal column, 16” x 2 1/8” in diameter on base 5 1/8” x 2 3/8”, signed on base & dated ’74. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, metal, variation of “signal light,” black plastic tube with stainless steel inserts painted black, 18 ¼ x 4 ½ (diameter) on base 7 3/8” x 6”; signature engraved on base and dated 1984. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. Untitled abstract sculpture, “Signals #2,” stainless steel with red and green inserts, oval column, 24” high: oval is 4” x 3 5/8 on a base 9 x 4 5/8, signed and dated ’76. Location: Case in front of Archives and Special Collections. �
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Bibliography
American Artist magazine with the article “George Giusti
graphic designer” by Fridolf Johnson on pp. 46-51
American Institute of Graphic Arts, catalog of the Federal
Design Response exhibition, which includes reproductions
of Giusti’s works on pp. 20 and 42
American Type Founders Company (ATF): America’s Top
Designers Choose ATF Craw Clarendons with a
contribution by Guisti
Magazine (1)
Brochure (2)
Brochure (1)
12.1964
1977
B30
B29, f1
Art Directors Club
Art Director & Studio News, article on the 34th Annual
Exhibition with repr. of Giusti’s designs on p. 44, 55
Art Direction, article on an exhibition in Cleveland with
a repr. of Giusti’s design on p. 45
23rd Annual Exhibition of Advertising and Editorial Art,
Philadelphia, Guisti is among the awards jury
“The Art Directors’ Club Hall of Fame” brochure with
articles about the new inductees, including Guisti
“The Art Directors Club, Inc.,” a brochure about the
incorporation, Giusti’s reproduction on p. 12
The Art Directors Club 64th Annual Exhibition Merit
Award
Arts Spectacles, article “Les 10 Plus Belles Affiches du
Monde choisies par André Maurois” with Guisti’s ill.
CA, article “The Man Who Signs His Work Guisti” by
Edward S. Morse on pp. 24-35
Champion Papers, inc.: “Variation on a Theme: Fifty Years
of Graphic Arts in America, an AIGA exhibition” with
repr. of Giusti’s work
Connecticut Painting, Drawing and Sculpture Exhibition,
included Giusti’s sculptures of Golda Meir and Jagger
Daily Telegraph vol. LIX, no. 44, photo of Giusti
Design & Printing for Commerce 1960 Giusti’s repr.
Famous Artists Schools (Westport, Conn.)
Idea vol. 3, no. 9, Giusti’s cover and repr. on pp. 2-10
“How to Achieve Success in Art during the 1960s,” with
Giusti’s profile inside
Famous Artists Magazine, vol. 9, no. 2, article “George
Guisti Joins Our Guiding Faculty” by Pauline Engel
on pp. 14-17
Brochure (1)
Brochure (1)
Brochure (1)
Brochure (2)
Brochure (2)
Newspaper (1)
Tear sheet (1)
Magazine (5)
Catalog (4)
Tear sheet (1)
Relief artwork (1)
Catalog (1)
Announcement (1)
Snippet (1)
Brochure (1)
Magazine (1)
Brochure (1)
Magazine (2)
06.1955
02.1958
1959
10.23.1979
1982
1985
04.13.1955
07-08.1965
1966
1978
1960
10.1956
1960
1960
B30
B29, f2
B30
B29, f3
B30
B29, f4
Hall
B29, f5
B29, f6
B30
B29, f7
B30
15th Annual Report, photo of Giusti
20th Annual Report, photo of Giusti
Idea 160, spread on Giusti on pp. 80-81
KDF 105-91 with a repr. of Giusti’s work on p. 4
from Pres. of Famous Schools, USA, Gilbert Granet
from Pres. of Kodansha FS, Japan, Shoichi Noma
FA 105-91 with repr. of Giusti’s work on p.13 & cover
Graphik, article about Giusti by Harris Bergson on pp. 308-
309
Fortune, repr. of Giusti’s work in an article on poster artists
by Charles T. Coiner, p. 90
House and Garden, duplicate negatives of Giusti’s house
Metals and Alloys 5 publ. by Bethlehem Steel Corp. with a
photo of Giusti’s house on pp. 1-2
Pagina 5, a spread on Giusti, pp. 37-39
Reinhold Publishing Company: Posters by W. H. Allner, a
contribution and comment by Giusti on pp. 46-47
Society of Illustrators Award Winners and Their
Techniques, repr. of Giusti’s work inside and on the cover
Watson-Guptill Publications, photos for their book
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Annual Report 1957
Wesvaco Inspirations for Printers 152, Giusti’s ill. on
pp. 3026-3027
West Virginia Inspirations for Printers 193, Giusti’s ills.
on pp. 3845, 3846
p. 24 from some magazine with reproductions of Giusti’s
work
Brochure (1)
Brochure (5)
Magazine (1)
Note (1)
Magazine (1)
Brochure (1)
Brochure (1)
Letter (1)
Letter (1)
Magazine (1)
Magazine (1)
Tear sheet (2)
24 negatives
Magazine (1)
Magazine (1)
Book (1)
Magazine (5)
6 photos
Cover (1)
Tear sheets (1)
Magazine (3)
Tear sheet (2)
1963
1968
05.1980
06.1956
08.1950
07.1971
08.1964
1963
1987
1957
B29, f8
B29, f9
B30
B29, f10
B29, f11
B29, f12
Plan of a 3 volume publication about Giusti
Personal Miscellanea
The house Giusti designed for himself in West Redding,
Connecticut
owner-designer statement
designer statement
info sheet
photos of the plans of the house
color photos of the house
hand-drawn plans of the house
preliminary plans of the house
Realites, a magazine in English
Smithsonian magazine
Early Years magazine
Du magazine
Giusti’s coat of arms from Halbert’s, Inc.
Sculptor’s News Exchange newsletter
Pamphlets and letters from foundries, utensil companies, etc
Info about galleries, art collectors and art projects
Articles about art
Articles about companies
Card for Giusti drawn by his son
Metal image of a cat made by Giusti for his wife in 1985
Giusti’s note about his property in Texas
Christmas cards made by Giusti
Note (1)
Manuscript (2)
Manuscript (2)
Manuscript (2)
19 photos
5 photos
Plans
Plans
Magazine (1)
Magazine (1)
Magazine (1)
Magazine (1)
Historiography (1)
Letter (1)
Newsletter (1)
Newsletter (1)
Newsletter (1)
Newsletter (1)
Newsletter (1)
Snippets
Tear sheets
Ink drawing
Relief artwork
Photocopy
Mechanical (1)
12.1973
11.1985
05.1979
08.1963
01.1977
08.1977
11.1978
02.1979
06.1980
1956
B29, f13
B29, f14
B29, f15
B29, f16
Tube
B31
B29
B29, f17
B29, f18
B29, f19
B29, f20
B29, f21
B29, f22
B29, f23
B29, f23
B29, f24
Nagauich lamp repair paper
Wernle silver polishing cloth
Picture files (snippets, photos, tear sheets, photocopies, etc)
Giusti’s photos of Basle, Switzerland
Briefe von and nach Basel aus fünf Jahrhunderten17 in 2
vols. published by J. R. Geigy
Giusti’s signature sculptured in wood
Pages from an encyclopedia on Herbert Matter
Famous Artists School materials
“How to turn your painting into dollars”
“Famous Artists dictionary”
“Assignment mailer”
“Student Handbook: Questions and Answers”
“Student Information Record”
Giusti’s “honorable diplomas” from the Artistic and
Cultural International Center “Giulo Rodino” in Naples
Photos of Giusti’s house and the steel column
Card (10)
Card (10)
Ink drawing (1)
Card (10)
Card (5)
Card (1)
Card (1)
Card (3)
Ink drawing (1)
Mechanical (1)
Card (5)
Card (5)
4 Photos
Books (1 set)
Relief artwork
Photocopy
Brochure (1)
Brochure (1)
Folder (1)
Brochure (1)
Form (1)
Diploma (2)
Photo (2)
B29, f25
B29, f26
B29, f27
OB17, f1
B29, f28
B31, f1-14
B31, f15
OB13
B8
B31, f16
OB17, f2
OB17, f3
OB17, f4
1 Titles which are not in italics or quotation marks are supplied by the archivist. 2 “Struggle in the study of the circulation of blood” (Germ.) 3 “Firmly on the ground again” (Germ.) 4 About an exhibition at the Louvre on March 24 – May 8, 1955; includes Giusti’s reproductions on pp. 143 and 153 and a profile on p. IV 5 Devoe Marine Coatings Co. is a division of the Grow Group. 6 Gift of Kari Horowicz 7 Gift of Kari Horowicz 8 Gift of Kari Horowicz 9 Gift of Kari Horowicz 10 Size varies: large, medium, small. 11 Gift of Roger Remington 12 Used as an advertisement for Guisti’s other client, artists’ agent Gilbert Tompkins (see on him further down) 13 In this and other pamphlets of this series sometimes are included cards to order professional samples of the medicine. 14 One copy is a gift of Roger Remington. 15 This design was later used by Giusti for a seasonal greeting card, with the company’s permission. 16 Size varies: large, medium, small. 17 Letters from and to Basel during Five Centuries (Germ.)
