Exclusive documentary and authorial photography covering architecture, automotive heritage, craftsmanship, material culture, and visual history — created with a precise, interpretive approach that blends artistic vision with documentary rigor.

Explore restored advertising, illustration, posters, and graphic design from the 1910s–1960s. Curated Collections and high-resolution files prepared for editorial, research, and large-format reproduction.

A curated selection of Bugatti studio photography, rare factory drawings, brochures, and historic documentation — tracing the marque’s evolution from the pioneering years to its postwar masterpieces.

These materials illuminate Bugatti’s unique blend of engineering precision and artistic elegance, defining one of the most iconic legacies in automotive history.

A curated selection of Anne Harriet Fish’s iconic illustrations — restored from rare editions of High Society, The Eve Book, Vanity Fair and Harper’s Bazaar.

These works reveal her satirical elegance and the graphic voice that defined 1920s high society.

Ikonographia’s Archives bring together curated collections of photography, illustration, design, and historical documentation — restored and presented for research, editorial use, and creative inspiration.

Explore our collection of Serge Roche’s Objects of Art of the Thirties, as seen by Roberto Bigano.
The selection includes the artist’s signature creations, like oxidized and eglomised glass obelisks, the mirror and glass furniture, and the unbelievable Mirror and Fireplace. Plus, a special section of non-glass objects

A signature photographic series dedicated to vintage Bugatti automobiles — studio studies of form, detail, craftsmanship, and timeless automotive beauty. High-resolution files prepared for premium, large-format use.

Explore the complete visual archive of Bugatti Automobili in Campogalliano, documenting one of the most innovative and influential supercar factories of the 1990s.
This rare collection presents the architecture, production methods, and design philosophy behind the legendary EB110 — captured through detailed documentary photography available nowhere else.

A collection about the traditional, artistic and greeting bread from Sardinia, Italy.

Captured with exceptional clarity, it offers one of the most comprehensive visual references on Sardinian heritage

A photographic collection documenting New York City’s Art Deco heritage — from elevator doors and sculptural metalwork to terrazzo floors, chandeliers, and geometric ornament.

Captured with exceptional clarity, it offers one of the most comprehensive visual references to Manhattan’s golden age of decorative design.

This page gathers all the Archives on illustrations from 1910 to the early 1960s.
Explore a treasure trove of artwork created by artists such as Anne Harriet Fish, Erté, Gluyas Williams, J, C. Leyendecker, Achille Beltrame, and many others. Discover the artistry and creativity of a bygone era.

A curated selection of Anne Harriet Fish’s iconic illustrations — restored from rare editions of High Society, The Eve Book, Vanity Fair and Harper’s Bazaar. These works reveal her satirical elegance and the graphic voice that defined 1920s high society.

Explore our collection of cartoons by Gluyas Williams, an American cartoonist known for political satire and whimsical illustrations. He notably contributed to Cosmopolitan, Life, and The New Yorker, with many pieces featuring crowded scenes in intricate double-page spreads.

Explore our collection of illustrations by Joseph Christian Leyendecker, starting with his notable 1916 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Kids campaign. From 1895 to 1951, Leyendecker created hundreds of magazine covers for Collier’s Weekly and The Saturday Evening Post, as well as advertisements for brands such as B. Kuppenheimer and Arrow shirts.

This page highlights two notable works by Augustus Jansson, a Swedish-American illustrator. Between 1905 and 1907, for Queen City Printing Ink he created innovative ads which were considered ahead of their time, including the Ink Beasts Parade and a series of doll-like figures.

Nat Karson was one of the artists whose work defined the visual style of The Chicagoan. Ikonographia features a collection of his covers with a distinctive Art Deco style, known for elegant designs and bold use of color, but also a large selection of his unmistakable black & white illustrations for the magazine

A curated selection of sacred art, decorative objects, sculpture, and architectural elements — organized into cross-linked themes that reveal the visual and material traditions shaping centuries of artistic creation.

Ikonographia showcases a collection of historical and contemporary photographs, illustrations, and advertisements showcasing the multiple faces of this iconic style. Art Deco, short for the French “Arts décoratifs,” was born in Paris in the 1910s and flourished in the United States and Europe during the 1920s to early 1930s.

Explore our collection of Serge Roche’s Objects of Art of the Thirties, as seen by Roberto Bigano.
The selection includes the artist’s signature creations, like oxidized and eglomised glass obelisks, the mirror and glass furniture, and the unbelievable Mirror and Fireplace. Plus, a special section of non-glass objects

A photographic collection documenting New York City’s Art Deco heritage — from elevator doors and sculptural metalwork to terrazzo floors, chandeliers, and geometric ornament.

Captured with exceptional clarity, it offers one of the most comprehensive visual references to Manhattan’s golden age of decorative design.

Browse our collection of vintage ads, featuring captivating designs from the 1920s to the early 1960s. Each image has been expertly digitally restored, preserving the charm and intricate details of the originals for you to enjoy. Dive into nostalgia today!

A curated selection of Coca-Cola advertising from the 1880s to the 1960s, including rare and long-lost images reconstructed from vintage magazines, trade publications, and promotional material. Restored with exceptional care, these advertisements reveal how one of the world’s most iconic brands shaped American visual culture across eight decades.

Step in this collection about trains, railroads, streamliners, advertisements, illustrations, pamphlets, and menus.
Streamlined trains became legendary and profoundly influenced popular culture by focusing on concepts such as power, speed, technological progress, comfort, and luxury service.

Abdulla’s Cigarette advertisements became famous for their humor and the quality of their illustrations. Each year, tailored campaigns in a series of six or twelve episodes were created for different magazines and countries. Anne Harriet Fish illustrated eleven of these series from 1919 to 1932.

A wide selection from the entire run of Fleur Cowles’ Flair Magazine, celebrated for its innovative design and lavishly produced editorials. The pages are in seamless double-page spreads and digitally restored, ensuring that the feel and detail of the originals are preserved.

Uncover the beauty of our collection from Portfolio Magazine, a masterpiece of graphic design. Crafted by the visionary Alexei Brodovitch, Portfolio has earned its place as the definitive graphic design magazine of the twentieth century. Most of the items are in seamless double pages.

A collection from this iconic magazine featuring the work of artists like Rea Irvin, J. H. Hofman, S. W. Reynolds, Ilonka Kara Ilonka Karasz, Barbara Shermund and Julian de Miskey.

This collection contains ALL the pages of the book “High Society: Hints on How to Attain, Relish, and Survive It, “published in the US in 1920. The book satirizes high-society lifestyles in the US and UK during the 1910s featuring a selections of Anne Fish’s drawings from Vanity Fair US (1914-1920).

Explore all the content published in 1909 and earlier, including advertisements, illustrations, designs, booklets, and photographs.

Explore all the content published in the 1910s, including advertisements, illustrations, designs, booklets, and photographs.

Explore all the content published in the 1930s, including advertisements, illustrations, designs, booklets, and photographs.

Explore all the content published in the 1940s, including advertisements, illustrations, designs, booklets, and photographs.