The above typography appears on the covers of at least three RCA Victor LPs from 1956 and 1957, one by pianist Hal Schaefer , another by pol...

Hand-lettered typography from cover of Charlie Barnet 's 1955 compilation Redskin Romp 7" EP (also released as a 12" LP). Bar...

Detail, cover illustration, "Human Engineering: Tailoring the Machine to the Man," Research and Engineering magazine, February 19...

Untitled Mexican motif, pen and ink (or tempera) on paper, 1967. The work was reproduced in our most recent book, The Sweetly Diabolic Art o...

Flora's first children's book, published in 1955, was adapted for animation by UPA 's Terrytoons in 1959. It was directed by Al ...

One-half of an undated black and white business card (mock-up) from the 1950s. At the time, though he lived in Rowayton CT , Flora shared an...

Detail from title page, Charlie Yup and His Snip-Snap Boys , Flora's third children's book, 1959. That's Charlie, snipping away ...

Page from 1957 sales brochure for Electromechanical Design magazine. Flora illustrated an unknown number of covers for this (now long-defun...

This three-tiered montage appeared in Fortune magazine in 1947 as part of a 48-state series sponsored by the Container Corporation of Ameri...

Peter Ceragioli Jr. was born this day in 1932. You may not recognize this West Coast jazz pianist, accordionist, and composer by his birth n...

Detail from a series of woodcuts Flora produced as a freelancer for the Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati around 1940. They...

Jazz clarinetist Benny Goodman , as portrayed by Flora for the March 1952 issue of Columbia's monthly Coda new release booklet. Goodman...

Left half of endpaper, Charlie Yup and His Snip-Snap Boys , Flora's third children's book, published in 1959. This seems to be the r...

Unfinished pencil and tempera sketch, ca. 1950-51 (Flora's Mexican sojourn), found in artist's notebook. There's no evidence the...

Bandleader/clarinetist Woodrow Charles "Woody" Herman (1913-1987) rendered by Flora in the June 1946 issue of Columbia Records Di...

Yesterday we (officially) launched our latest limited edition screen print series, Mardi Gras Quartet . (They've been "unofficially...

Detail, Sherwood Walks Home , Flora's eighth children's book, 1966. We won't reveal the outcome, but we suspect the cat is the m...

Untitled acrylic on board, ca. mid-1960s. This modular work echoes illustrations Flora provided for the covers of Computer Design magazine ...

Some people dedicate their bodies to science. Shannon Wade , of Portland OR, dedicates hers to the art of Jim Flora. Not the first time, eit...

Flora created the Columbia Records new release monthly Coda in early 1943 and illustrated most issues thru 1945 (after which the journal mo...