Collection: Patrick Oliphant artwork and papers, 1947/2016 / Level: Item

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"Chou, old man, we're inviting you to the U.N.!", 1971 Box 95, Folder 17

United States President Richard Nixon invites Premier of the People's Republic of China Zhou Enlai to the United Nations. Enlai's facial expression does not change.

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Clark Clifford (hands together); 9/10, 1991

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Classes as usual, 1969 Box 81, Folder 21

A United States soldier, holding a gun and smoking a cigarette, sits on the professor's desk as he teaches.

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Clean Air Race, 1970 Box 89, Folder 4

A car labeled "Transcontinental Clean Air Race Masschusetts - California" is broken down by the side of the road. Two men stand outside it, thumbing for a ride as large trucks pass by and smog fills the air.

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Clinton as Billy the Kid

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College Athletics Programs, 1969 Box 85, Folder 18

A group of college students pull a huge football on wheels. The football features a dollar sign and is labeled "College Athletics Programs." A group of men in suits stand on top of the football, one of whom is brandishing a whip.

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"Come in, Mr. Fukuda…", 1971 Box 94, Folder 26

United States President Richard Nixon and two other men stand in a room with a sign that reads "Welcome Japanese Trade Delegation." A hand chops through the closed door, representing Japanese Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda.

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"Come on home - there's no place here for either of us!", 1969 Box 84, Folder 17

A woman holding an olive branch, representing peace, pulls a United States soldier away from Vietnam.

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"Come on in - the water's filthy!", 1971 Box 94, Folder 1

A man, representing the United States Supreme Court, dives into a Jackson, Mississippi swimming pool. The pool is filled with dirty water labeled "Racism."

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"Coming!", 1969 Box 83, Folder 18

United States President Richard Nixon throws a life preserver labeled "Postal Reforms," toward a hand reaching out of a pile of mail.

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