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From the National Archives:


Plan of Alcatraz Prison Towers at the Dock and Power House, 1940

Fifty years ago, the Federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay closed on March 21, 1963.  Acquired by the Department of Justice in 1933, the federal prison opened in 1934.  Over the course of its years in operation, the prison hosted such infamous figures as Al Capone, Robert Stroud (aka The Birdman), George “Machine Gun” Kelly, James “Whitey” Bulger, and Rafael Cancel Miranda.  These plans for prison towers at the dock and power house were part of the overall modernization of the prison facilities undertaken in 1940.
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Installation at Claire Copley Gallery, Michael Asher
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“Beneath this jacket is one of the most extraordinary books we have ever been privileged to print. It presents to the lay public, for the first time, a rounded and comprehensive summary of the science of electronics. It is extraordinary, also because it blends in distinguished fashion the talents of artist, writer, typographer, engraver, and printer. It is a book of our day and times. “Electronics: A New Science for a New World” was created for the General Electric Company by N.W. Ayer & Son, Inc. The designer is Herbert Bayer [Art directed by Leo Lionni] and Davis, Delaney & Harrs is the printer. It is our prediction that this new book will win recognition and acclaim as one of the finest presentations in many years of a scientific subject for the lay mind. We are very happy to present this copy to you with our compliments.” – Davis, Delaney and Harrs, New York
Text from the original (1942, 32 pages) printed translucent vellum wrapper, which unfortunately this copy no longer includes.
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