Collection: Patrick Oliphant artwork and papers

Start Over Collection Patrick Oliphant artwork and papers

"And on April 23?" Box 87, Folder 24

A man drives a large car leaving a trail of pollution. He throws a document that reads "Earth Day Preserve Our Environment April 22, 1970" out of the window.

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Andrews/McMeel/Jennifer Collet/Telfair Box 29, Folder 10

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Andrew Smith Gallery Box 19, Folder 2

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Andrew Smith Gallery - Exhibition Old Friends Box 26, Folder 3

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"…And so to Africa, in pursuit of the elusive kudu!" Box 85, Folder 21

A man with a nametag reading "Love" arrives in Africa. Several men behind him carry large packages labeled "Metro govt.," "Environment & Pollution," "Migrant Labor," "Education," and "Welfare."

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…And studies undertaken for our Air Force tend to rule out an extraterrestrial explanation for these UFO sightings. Box 80, Folder 23

While NASA astronauts examine rocks on another planet, a group of nearby alien beings holds a meeting.

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"…And there's too much Daniel Boonism around here, anyway!" Box 83, Folder 15

A man labeled "Creamer" shoots another man labeled "Environment Conservation."

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"…And they say they have come to repossess my typewriter. The end." Box 90, Folder 10

Former first secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev writes volume two of his memoirs as two guards stand waiting behind him.

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"…and this end we tie to the President!" Box 93, Folder 12

A group of United States Congressmen builds the Congressional War-Involvement Control Device.

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"…And this little old gray-haired lady asks me, "Are they Phantom jets, young man?" and I says "Yes, ma'am, they are" and then she slugged me!" Box 96, Folder 13

United States soldiers scramble at an air force restricted area as a "little old gray-haired lady" (Prime Minister of Israel Golda Meir) flies away in a stolen aircraft.

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