An excellently memorable and surreal campaign photographed by Henry Wolf for Karastan carpets.

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“Man in Control?” at Expo 67.

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Henry Wolf’s portraiture.

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Henry Wolf’s photograph for a student architectural drawing competition.

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Duane Michals photographed George Balanchine for Show magazine.

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Trahey/Wolf borrow some allure from TWA.

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Henry Wolf took a variety of approaches to dramatizing the American political process in his magazine design.

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In the grand tradition of magazine quizzes comes “The Whatchamacallit Game” from Esquire.

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Henry Wolf’s work for Saks hearkened back to his days at Harper’s Bazaar and Show.

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Mid-century editorial illustration from the pages of Seventeen magazine.

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An assortment of Seventeen magazine advertisements from the ’50s and ’60s.

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In the late-1960s Henry Wolf produced a number of advertisements for Olivetti, which touched on two of his favorite devices: the use of celebrity and the distortions of scale and context used to dreamlike effect.

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Henry Wolf Collection Box 7 Folder 73: Course announcement for the School of Visual Arts, c. 1964.

Henry Wolf created this School of Visual Arts course announcement for his friend, photographer Melvin Sokolsky.

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In 1958 Henry Wolf, newly appointed art director for Harper’s Bazaar, was tapped by the Advertising Typographers Association to write an essay on magazine typography for their bulletin.

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Ten years before the rise of the supermarket generic brand, Champion Papers produced these colorful generic packaging designs for a series of print advertisements.

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