Save Our Planet, Save Our Wildlife

Save Our Planet, Save Our Wildlife

Artist Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976)

Publisher/Publishing House Olivetti Corporation (founded 1908)

CultureAmerican

Date1971

MediumLithograph with screenprint on paper

Classificationsprints

Credit LineGift of William A. Koehnline

Object number2018.28.16

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National Air and Space Museum Poster Featuring Crossroads

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Alexander Calder

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Le Soleil Rouge

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n.d.

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Poster: Au Pont Des Arts - Galerie Lucie Weill

Alexander Calder

n.d.

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Blue Sun, from Conspiracy: the Artist As Witness Portfolio

Alexander Calder

1971

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A Piece of My Workshop

Alexander Calder

1948, published 1949

Captain Higuchi Saves a Chinese Child at the Battle of the 100-foot Cliff Near Weihaiwei

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Mizuno Toshikata

1895

I say, we are more advanced than the newspapers! They stopped branding our kind long ago (Dis donc nous sommes plus avancés que les journaux! Il y a longtemps que pour nous on a aboli la marque), plate 81 from Actualités

I say, we are more advanced than the newspapers! They stopped branding our kind long ago (Dis donc nous sommes plus avancés que les journaux! Il y a longtemps que pour nous on a aboli la marque), plate 81 from Actualités

Honoré Daumier

1870

On March 10, amid Close Battle between Our Destroyers and Those of the Enemy, a Seaman First Class of Our Sazanami Leapt aboard an Enemy Ship, and Bearing Down on the Ship’s Captain, Gave a Thunderous Shout, and Brandishing His Sword, Cut Him Down and Kicked Him from the Deck into the Sea, from the series News of the Russo-Japanese War

On March 10, amid Close Battle between Our Destroyers and Those of the Enemy, a Seaman First Class of Our Sazanami Leapt aboard an Enemy Ship, and Bearing Down on the Ship’s Captain, Gave a Thunderous Shout, and Brandishing His Sword, Cut Him Down and Kicked Him from the Deck into the Sea, from the series News of the Russo-Japanese War

Migita Toshihide

1904

Alexander Archipenko

1950

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Alexander Archipenko

1952