Graphic Archive
The Ikonographia Graphic Archive curates original advertising art, magazine illustration, posters, brochures, and printed ephemera from the early twentieth century — material that shaped both American and international visual culture.
Rather than presenting these works as isolated artifacts, Ikonographia organizes them into cross-linked thematic and contextual collections — by brand, artist, publication, and cultural topic.
This approach allows users to explore visual culture not only by medium, but through the narratives and relationships that connect these images across time.
MORE ABOUT THIS ARCHIVE — CORE TOPICS AND CONTEXTUAL INDEX
What you can find here
• Original advertising art representing early modern branding and applied graphic design.
• Magazine illustrations and theatrical spreads, from fashion to satire
• Posters and promotional ephemera, preserved in faithful colour and geometry
• Contextual groupings, such as Bugatti Graphic, NYC Art Deco, or Illustration Masters, linking related material across multiple sources
Every piece is colour-corrected, digitally remastered, and meticulously reconstructed to ensure clarity, fidelity, and preservation of the original printed proportions — often surpassing the quality of surviving historical sources.
Deep blacks, fine linework, and authentic geometry are restored from the best available exemplars.
Flagship Collections
• Bugatti Graphic Division — factory design, brochures, blueprints, posters, and memorabilia.
• Art Deco Graphic Division — restored advertising, ornament, architectural graphics.
Magazines & Editorial Design
• The New Yorker (early years) — covers, cartoons, and editorial illustration.
Advertising & Commercial Art
• Automotive & Transport — Dunlop, Cadillac WWII graphics, Michelin, Bugatti ads.
Illustration & Visual Storytelling
• J.C. Leyendecker — early 20th-century American illustration (Ladies’ Home Journal).
Ephemera & Minor Collections
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