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The New Republic dawned as a progressive voice at the outset of the Great War in 1914 and remains vital to the national discourse more than a century later. Heroun led the magazine’s creative for 10 years, culminating in an ASME nomination for General Excellence.

The cover of The New Republic magazine dated June 28, 2012, featuring the title "Happyism: The Creepy New Economics of Pleasure." The background is dark with a large yellow smiley face illustration. The cover includes other article teasers and author

Cover of The New Republic magazine with an image of a surprised monkey, titled "The Environmental Issue," dated September 24, 2007.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring two X-ray style images of the Statue of Liberty with text about political topics.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring an illustration of a bald eagle and article titles such as "The Myth of American Decline" by Robert Kagan.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated February 17, 2011, featuring a stylized dimensional illustration intended to mock the absolute certainty of President George W. Bush. The cover headline reads ‘The Man Without Doubt’ by Nicholas Lemann, with

Cartoon illustration on The New Republic magazine cover with political figures as animals, featuring headlines about Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney, dated December 29, 2011.

Magazine cover of The New Republic featuring a woman embraced by a chimpanzee, labeled 'The Environment Issue' with articles listed.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated November 11, 2010, featuring a shouting woman in camouflage with the headline "HOW THE AGE OF AUSTERITY WILL REMAKE AMERICAN POLITICS" by Thomas B. Edsall. Speech bubble text reads "YOUR SHRINKING STATE IS MIN

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated June 24, 2010, featuring the headline 'World War Web'. The cover teases articles on the World Cup, South Africa's open wounds by Eve Fairbanks, and science and poetry by Helen Vendler. The main article by Jack

Magazine cover featuring a person in a blue shirt sitting on a stool with text related to civil rights and identity.

The cover of "The New Republic" magazine from April 7, 2011, featuring an article titled "Can Health Care Reform Survive? Inside the Conservative Assault On ObamaCare." The cover shows four people wearing surgical masks and gloves, looking down as if

Cover of The New Republic magazine from May 21, 2008, featuring an illustration of a face partially drawn with a paint-by-numbers style. Headlines include topics on political race psychology and other feature articles.

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine dated November 5, 2008, featuring an endorsement for Barack Obama for President. The design includes a stylized illustration with a ship and overlapping blue circles. Headlines include articles by Jason Zengerle,

Magazine cover of The New Republic featuring a monochrome image of a notable public figure gesturing, with cover lines about politics and society. Headline: 'Begin Again: Why are we no closer to understanding Barack Obama?' by Nicholas Lemann, dated

Magazine cover featuring an illustration of two men in business suits sitting in an office setting, with the title "The New Republic" and articles on health care reform, oil spills, and other topics.

Cover of The New Republic, March 12, 2008, featuring a monochrome portrait composed of the words 'YES' and 'NO' creating a face. Text includes article titles: 'Why You Love Him' by John B. Judis and 'Meet His People' by Noam Scheiber, along with 'The

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated December 2, 2009, with a blurred portrait of a man from behind against a red background. The cover features article titles related to political topics and culture.

Magazine cover of The New Republic featuring Barack Obama depicted as a piece of artwork with a halo and an American flag background, surrounded by articles about political topics. Date: January 30, 2008.

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine dated August 12, 2009, featuring several political figures. The main headline asks, "Who Runs U.S. Foreign Policy?" by Michael Crowley. Other articles include topics on the Treasury and creationism. Background ima

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated April 5, 2012, featuring a satirical photo-composite of President Barack Obama dodging tomatoes, with headlines on hedge fund opposition to Obama and other articles by various authors.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated December 27, 2008, featuring a close-up of a man's face with military and protest imagery in the background. Cover articles include topics such as 'Obama vs. Osama,' Homeland Security, and a recession art anal

Cover of The New Republic magazine from October 8, 2008, featuring a stylized image of a man looking thoughtful. "Can McCain Win Nasty?" and "Will Obama Lose Nice?" are among the headlines. The main word "WORRY" is prominently displayed at the bottom

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated June 25, 2008, featuring two men sitting on a bench with the headline 'Gentlemen, Choose Your Vice.' One man is holding a box of donuts, and the other has a small pile of cigarette butts at his feet. The cover

Cover of The New Republic featuring the headline "The Unnecessary Fall of Barack Obama" with a painting of a person with wings falling. Other article titles listed include pieces by Geoffrey Wheatcroft and John B. Judis.

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a stylized playing card king illustration with American flag elements, dated September 10, 2008, highlighting articles on Democratic Convention topics.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated September 10, 2008, featuring a caricature of a political figure as a playing card king, decorated with stars and stripes. The cover includes article titles related to the Republican Convention and party issue

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a stylized illustration of a man's face. The issue is a "Democratic Convention Special" with various article titles such as "Stop Hating on This Campaign" by Walter Kirn, "Heaven Help Us" by Marc Tracy, and o

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a stylized illustration of a man's face. Headline reads, 'Republican Convention Special'. Articles include topics on Paul Ryan, Murdoch and Romney, George W. Bush's foreign policy, Antonin Scalia, and evangel

Magazine cover of "The New Republic" featuring a caricature of a woman with glasses and an updo hairstyle. Headline reads "Barracuda: The Resentments of Sarah Palin" by Noam Scheiber. Other article titles and publication details are also displayed.

Cover of The New Republic magazine from February 16, 2012, featuring a close-up black and white photo of a man's face. Headlines include "Would He Beat Obama?" and other articles by Alec MacGillis, Noam Scheiber, Timothy Noah, Michael Ignatieff, Thom

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated May 21, 2007, featuring an abstract illustration of a smiling person in a suit and tie. The main headline reads "Party Boy: Why the GOP's future belongs to Rudy" by Thomas B. Edsall. Additional articles by Cas

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring a tired doctor in scrubs and mask, sitting in a hospital setting. The headline reads "A Doctor's Death... and a Profession's Struggle with Addiction" by Jason Zengerle. Dated December 31, 2008.

Cover of The New Republic magazine, June 9, 2011, featuring a red bird breaking free from a hand holding a rope. Headlines include "The Great Democracy Meltdown" by Joshua Kurlantzick, "Congo: The Horror, The Horror" by Jeffrey Gettleman, and "Are We

Magazine cover of 'The New Republic' featuring a skyscraper façade and a cloudy sky with the headline "We Remember and Reflect" followed by a list of contributors.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated March 24, 2011, featuring an illustration of a person breaking free from chains. Headline reads "Freedom Erupts (Except Where It Doesn’t): The Middle East Revolts and the Future of Despotism." Additional artic

Cover of The New Republic March 25, 2010 issue featuring an illustrated portrait of a person in a suit with text about various articles inside.

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine featuring a caricature of a man in a suit walking near an open manhole with a black cat crossing his path. The background includes trees, a car, and the U.S. Capitol building. Headline reads: "Nothing Goes Right:

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a man in a black turtleneck on March 15, 2012. Headline "The iGod" with article titles related to politics, technology, and society.

Magazine cover of The New Republic, dated December 30, 2009, featuring the headline "The Battle for Tora Bora: The Untold Story" by Peter Bergen. It includes a close-up image in the background and additional article titles on topics like Republican n

The New Republic magazine cover featuring articles on Afghanistan, Pakistan, and U.S. politics, dated May 26, 2011.

Illustrated cover of The New Republic magazine dated September 23, 2010. Features an abstract caricature with a yellow face and suit, holding a pencil and scroll. Headlines include 'Nuts! Glenn Beck Rewrites the Constitution' and 'Russia Reconquers t

The New Republic magazine cover dated February 13, 2008. The illustration shows four people sitting at a diner counter. The themes and articles include "The TNR Primary" and "The Hillaryland Revolt" by Michelle Cottle.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated August 6, 2007, featuring cartoonish profiles of various people in different historical costumes against a green background, with headlines discussing genealogy and articles by Steven Pinker and others.

Cover of The New Republic magazine, dated December 3, 2008, featuring the headline "Depression Sets In" above neon-style text reading "The U.S. Economy." Additional articles include topics on Obama, Detroit, and philosophy.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated May 7, 2007, featuring an illustration of a political machine with robotic arms, flags labeled 'DEMS', and a computer interface manipulating small human figures. The headline reads "The Left’s New Machine."

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine featuring an illustration of a man in a suit and glasses, posing in front of a red drapery. The text includes the magazine's title, date of June 18, 2007, price of $4.95, and articles with titles like "Supreme Lea

Cover of The New Republic magazine, March 11, 2010 issue, featuring an environmental theme titled "Nine Scenarios for Imminent Apocalypse." The cover image shows a decomposed bird with plastics in its stomach. Various article teasers are listed at th

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a religious figure, with a background image of the Vatican and artistic elements. Headline reads "You Are Not Forgiven." Articles by various authors are listed on the right.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring a caricature of a man in a suit with colorful, exaggerated features. The title reads "The Ryan Plan (For Himself)." Articles by Alec MacGillis, David Denby, David Thomson, Ruth Franklin, Rich Cohen, and Le

Cover of The New Republic magazine, dated April 19, 2012. Features a close-up of a person's face with eyes visible and mouth covered by a cloth bearing a red and white pattern. The headline reads "The Stalled Revolution: Ten Days with Syria's Besiege

Magazine cover of The New Republic dated October 21, 2009, featuring an illustration of the U.S. Capitol with its dome detached. The cover story title is 'Against Transparency: The Illusion of Openness' by Lawrence Lessig.

Cover of The New Republic magazine from October 22, 2007, featuring a caricature of a bearded man with a small figure in his beard. Headline topics include "How Bush Lost the War on Terror" and articles on Mitt Romney and Fred Thompson.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring an illustrated portrait of a person with colorful brush strokes. Text includes article titles such as "What's Really Eating David Axelrod?" and "Parents Out of Control." Dated October 14, 2010.

Cover of The New Republic magazine, August 12, 2010, featuring the word 'AFGHANISTAN' vertically in large letters and various article titles by different authors.

The New Republic cover titled "Aquacalypse Now" with a fish on a bloody background, discussing environmental issues and marine life crisis, dated October 7, 2009.

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated August 13, 2008, featuring a colorful transit-style map with a heart shape. Headline states "It's Alive! The American City Reinvents Itself by Becoming the Suburbs." Other articles listed include topics on Joh

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a caricature of an older man with glasses holding daisies. Text includes "The Oracle and the Crisis" and mentions Warren Buffett and Michael Lewis. Issue dated June 3, 2009.

Cover of The New Republic magazine, September 23, 2009, featuring an illustration of a train headlight in a tunnel and a list of articles about financial crises and economic topics.

Cover of The New Republic magazine, dated June 4, 2007, featuring an illustrated portrait of a man with hands clasped in front of his face, under the headline "Who's Afraid of Tariq Ramadan?" Article titles on the cover include "The Unmooring of Chuc

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring a woman in a bathroom wearing a robe, titled "The Rise of the Do-It-Yourself Abortion" by Ada Calhoun. Date: December 31, 2012.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring 'Confessions of an Ex-Mormon' by Walter Kirn, with a desert landscape and RV.

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine, March 4, 2009, featuring an illustrated black dog with a red background and iron gates. Headline topics include "The End of the Press," "Politics and Journalism," and "Obama's Cool Explained."

Cover of 'The New Republic' magazine from November 2012, featuring a photo of a man with five children on a yellow couch. The headline reads, 'Growing Up Romney: Fathers, Sons, and the Lies that Families Tell Themselves,' by Noam Scheiber. Various ot

Cover of The New Republic magazine, July 1, 2009, featuring a stylized illustration of a person's face. The main headline reads "Sotto Voce: The Sonia Sotomayor You Don’t Know" by Jeffrey Rosen. Other headlines discuss healthcare, insurance, patient-

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a painted portrait of a bearded man labeled "The Persian Paradox: What to Do About Iran," dated April 23, 2007, with various article teasers.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring a painted portrait of a man in a suit against a red background, titled "Springtime for Summers?," with various article titles.

The cover of The New Republic magazine, dated June 7, 2012, featuring an illustration of two large, stylized robots in red and blue facing each other, with a smaller man in red shirt and jeans holding a toolbox in the foreground. Headlines include to

The New Republic magazine cover, April 9, 2008, featuring a blend of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's faces. The headline "We Have to Choose One" discusses the Obama vs. Clinton rivalry. Additional articles include topics on religion, NAFTA, cell p

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine from May 7, 2008, featuring a woman with an expressive gesture. Various speech bubbles and text suggest political themes, including phrases like "Caucuses are elitist!" and "You'll take away this nomination from m

Cover of The New Republic magazine from May 24, 2012, featuring the headline "Europe in Crisis." The illustration depicts a train on a crumbling bridge. Other articles mentioned include immigration and integration, the French far right, the European

Cover of "The New Republic" magazine, May 20, 2009, depicting two men shaking hands, one holding a bat and the other holding a document. Various article titles are listed surrounding the figures.

Cover of The New Republic magazine from October 8, 2007, featuring an illustration with a whimsical map of the world, highlighting various countries and cities including Israel, and showing iconic U.S. buildings like the Capitol and the White House n

Cover of The New Republic magazine, February 18, 2009, featuring a headline "Conservatism Is Dead" and illustrations of elephant symbols in various states of disrepair or transformation, representing changes in the conservative movement.

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a collage of images including a man's face in red, Las Vegas sign, cars, a Bible, money, and various people. The headline reads: "The Untold Story of a $36 Billion Swindle" by Mariah Blake. Published November

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring an illustration of a referee blowing a whistle, symbolizing the collapse of political institutions in America. Two people argue beneath the referee. The cover includes titles of various articles such as "T

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated April 29, 2010, featuring a man riding a nuclear bomb. The headline reads "What are Nukes Good For? In Search of a Doctrine for a World Where Mad Men Have Bombs" by J. Peter Scoblic. Other articles listed by v

Cover of The New Republic magazine depicting a bird with a red head perched on a tree, transitioning into a skeletal form. Below, a submerged landscape suggests flooding, symbolizing the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Text reads: "New

The cover of The New Republic magazine dated November 23, 2002, featuring an illustration titled "Invisible Man" depicting an empty suit at a podium with red, white, and blue decor. Headlines include topics on Palestine and soccer.

Illustrated magazine cover of The New Republic featuring an abstract portrait of a man with a suit and tie.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring an illustration with exaggerated facial features and fangs, titled "Ahmadinejad's Demons" by Matthias Küntzel, dated April 24, 2006.

The New Republic magazine cover titled "Idol Worship," featuring a stylized illustration of a man's face with a halo and radiant background, with articles by Jonathan Chait and Michael Crowley.

Cover of The New Republic magazine, dated February 6, 2006, featuring the headline 'MoMA Inc.: How the Museum of Modern Art Sold Its Soul' by Jed Perl. Background consists of overlapping U.S. hundred-dollar bills.

Magazine cover of The New Republic featuring a caricature of a person as Winnie the Pooh, sitting on the ground with a honey jar. The dome of the US Capitol is in the background, surrounded by bees. The headline reads "Denny the Pooh and other tales

The New Republic magazine cover featuring anthropomorphic donkeys in suits, symbolizing politicians. The headline reads "Bystanders: The Democratic Abdication On Iraq" with additional articles mentioned regarding the Pentagon and media. Date: Novembe

Cover of The New Republic magazine from November 23, 2003, featuring an illustration of a person in a suit covering their face with hands, in front of the U.S. Capitol building. Articles highlighted include Enron scandal, human dignity by Isaiah Berl

Illustrated cover of The New Republic magazine from November 23, 2003, featuring stylized military figures with bold text "Like a Rock: Why the Military Can’t Be Reformed" by Lawrence F. Kaplan. Other articles highlighted include "The Many Faces of M

The October 11, 2004 cover of The New Republic magazine featuring George W. Bush with a large shadow. The headline reads: 'The Case Against George W. Bush Part III: Legend in His Own Mind' by Noam Scheiber. Additional articles mention John Kerry and

Cover of The New Republic magazine dated October 16, 2006, featuring an abstract illustration of a person with colorful geometric shapes, flanked by a dove and a hawk. Text reads: "WHICH McCAIN? The Senator’s Hawkish Present Belies a More Dovish Past

Cover of The New Republic magazine, dated June 19, 2006, featuring a stylized image of a soldier with graffiti elements and the word 'populism' in red. Headline topics include 'The Right's Binge and Purge' and 'Soccer and the Fate of the West.' Contr

Cartoon cover of The New Republic magazine with caricatured figures. Headline: "Dr. Evil: Is Phil McGraw Destroying America?" by Michelle Cottle. Includes topics like "The Rehnquist Revolution" by Cass R. Sunstein and "A New Liberalism?" concerning M

Illustrated magazine cover of The New Republic featuring a large SUV and a person driving, titled 'Axle of Evil: The Scandal of the SUV' by Gregg Easterbrook. Also mentions articles on Iraq's oil and Bush’s tax cut.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring an illustration of a hand dipping a red, Republicans-themed object into a can of blue, labeled 'Democratic House Paint.' The text reads 'True Blue Inside the Democratic Triumph,' with contributor names lis

Cover of The New Republic magazine from November 23, 2003, featuring the headline "Goodbye, Masterpiece Theatre. How British Culture Is Ruining America" by Andrew Sullivan. The illustration includes caricatures and symbols of British culture, such as

Cover of The New Republic magazine with a feature on "How the Art World Lost Its Mind" by Jed Perl. The image shows a framed painting "Twisting Girl" by John Currin, 1996. Below are article titles about Hillary v. Obama and Israel v. Iran.

Magazine cover of "The New Republic" with a cartoon illustration of a businessman in a suit receiving money underhandedly, with surrounding articles on politics and finance, dated November 23, 2003.

The New Republic magazine cover featuring a hand placing a figure labeled "HRC" on a board game path leading to the White House. The text reads "Welcome to Hillaryland" by Ryan Lizza, dated February 20, 2006.

Cover of The New Republic magazine featuring headlines about Israel, terrorism, dance, and breast cancer.

October 15, 2001 cover of The New Republic magazine featuring an illustration of a person typing at a typewriter with papers flying and a box with an American flag pattern. Headlines discuss war and writing novels about America.

Cover of 'The New Republic' magazine dated June 17, 2002, featuring a stylized illustration of a man's face in blue lines. The cover headlines include articles titled 'How George Pataki Became a Liberal' by Noam Scheiber, and others on Pakistan, evil

Cover of The New Republic magazine from September 24, 2001, featuring the Statue of Liberty and the Twin Towers with the text "It Happened Here."

Illustration of a rustic house with an American flag, a Confederate flag in a window, two children playing, a dog, and various outdoor items like a grill, hose, and tire. A truck is in the background.

Red stencil art of a man speaking, with one hand raised to his chin.

Surreal image of penguins with airplane wings standing on ice in water

Luba Lukova

Andrio Abero

Headcase Design

Heads of State

Blurred image of a black and tan dog attacking another animal

Keith Negley

Caricature of a man in a suit holding a drink and cigarette, with smoke and a fireplace in the background.

Felix Sockwell

Alex Gross

Keith Negley

Illustration of a man sitting in a corner of a room. He is surrounded by red-painted floor with a bucket of paint and paintbrush beside him. The unpainted section creates a trap-like shape around him.

Illustration of a pregnant woman gently cradling her belly with floral vines surrounding her on a blue textured background.

Illustration of a woman with black hair wearing a pink outfit, a hat, pearl necklace, and earrings, on a green background.

Cross-stitch art of a smiling face with closed eyes and short dark hair on a yellow background.

Abstract illustration with a person in an orange robe standing between two large silhouetted heads composed of overlapping colorful profiles, suggesting themes of identity and diversity.

Two men in a humorous, exaggerated headlock in front of a building with palm trees and a flag.

A Mexican sombrero and a papal miter placed together, showcasing cultural headwear.

Sean McCabe

John Hersey

Anthony Russo

Anthony Russo

Jo hn Hersey

Keith Negley

Keith Negley

Matt Bandsuch

Gary Taxali

Anastasia Vasilakis

Louisa Bertman

Colorful abstract illustration of a person with exaggerated facial expressions, styled in a geometric design with intense eyes and a wide grin.

Abstract cubist portrait with geometric shapes, featuring a stylized face with striped yellow hair and a blue background.

Illustration of a man in a suit holding a chain attached to a bull

Illustration of a green-faced person wearing large sunglasses and with a slicked-back hairstyle.

Cartoon of a person wearing a patriotic outfit with stars and stripes, using an IV drip.

Abstract illustration of three stylized characters, including a person with a blue outfit holding a paper and a cigarette, and two others in formal attire, with exaggerated features, set against a textured teal background.

Abstract illustration of a man wearing glasses and a suit, with a serious expression and geometric facial features.

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Illustration of a large hand squeezing a worker upside down, shaking out coins. Background is red and orange, with a pickaxe and coins falling. Symbolizes exploitation.

Collage of a face with pink paper and drawn features, including blue eyes, brown eyebrows, and a mustache.

Illustration of a sweating cartoon man in a suit

Abstract illustration of two geometric figures in an embrace, one with a mustache and suit, the other with a distressed expression and tears. Background is textured brown.

Stylized illustration of three men in suits with abstract facial expressions, set against a textured red background. The men appear to be interacting in a humorous or exaggerated manner.

Illustration of donkeys dressed in suits, arguing in a chaotic manner, holding banners with the text "HILL" and "ARY", set against a red background.

Abstract illustration of two anthropomorphic donkeys in business attire under dark clouds, with the male seated and gesturing, and the female standing, set against a textured blue background.

Colorful abstract illustration of a joyful person with stylized features, wearing large hoop earrings and braids with beads.

Two individuals standing behind podiums with USA and Russia emblems, holding flags, in a debate or conference setting.

Abstract artwork of a man's face in orange and red tones

Abstract expressionist artwork featuring a distorted human face with bold red and black brushstrokes.

Abstract silhouette with red and white stripes, sun and sky inside, and arrows on a black background.

Stylized painting of a man in a suit with a red tie against a rural landscape with rows of fields and a church in the background.

Illustration of the U.S. Capitol building under a stormy sky with lightning.

Group of women wearing blue burqas with a smiling child standing nearby.

Illustration of a man wearing a cowboy shirt with ornate embroidery and patterned neckerchief, holding a straw between his teeth, against a sky background.

Colorful artistic collage of various individuals' faces overlaid and tinted in different hues.

Silhouette map of Africa in red on a beige background with a Star of David near West Africa.

Illustration of Earth with human-like features, wearing a suit and tie, and styled hair. The background is dark blue with stars.

Caricature of two men wearing mechanic outfits at a gas station with a pump in the foreground. A sign in the background displays the gas price as $10.58 per gallon.

Illustration of a nuclear cooling tower with its reflection resembling a bomb in a body of water, surrounded by trees under a blue sky.

Magazine article titled 'Without a Prayer' by Ryan Lizza, featuring text about conservative politics, alongside a sepia-toned image of a person viewed from above holding an object.

Green leaf shaped like Texas with an orange butterfly against a blue sky.

Magazine layout with a close-up photo of a man on the left and an article titled "Zengerle Hed To Come" by Jason Zengerle on the right. The New Republic, September 10, 2008.

Abstract illustration of a gray cat with blue eyes and geometric patterns on an orange background.

Etched illustration of an elderly man wearing glasses, smiling, in a suit and tie, made using dot and line patterns.

Abstract illustration of a person with a beard, wearing glasses and a head covering, pointing against a red background.

Abstract portrait illustration with geometric shapes, featuring a person with curly hair and a blue eye, on a teal background.

Illustration of workers holding up a blue donkey with stars and climbing on a red elephant, symbolizing American political parties.

Abstract drawing of a man in a suit and tie with exaggerated features, sketch style.

Illustration of a nesting doll with an older man inside, both wearing suits.

Two individuals in a dramatic pose with knives, standing on a graffiti-covered urban street.

Collage of people in suits with exaggerated expressions against spiral background.

Abstract painting of a person with objects as facial features against a blue background, featuring pearl-like accents and a small gavel for the nose.

Illustration of a human head and speech bubble with red and blue lines representing brain activity and communication.

Illustration of a hand holding a torch with leaning buildings, resembling towers emerging from the flame, set against a red background.

Illustration of a person looking out a window at people and cars on a street, with a building in the background.

Collage with woman in sunglasses and fur, red sports car, luxury items like a handbag and perfume, pool, and palm trees.

Cartoon of a large businessman with money, surrounded by smaller businessmen holding cash.

Illustration of a man in black traditional clothing trapped between two giant rectangular pieces resembling an American flag.

Illustration of a large hand pointing at a tank while a person stands in front, symbolizing confrontation or protest.

Painting of two men in a car, one holding a squeegee, the other looking serious

Illustration of seven black robes on hangers against an orange background, symbolizing Supreme Court justices.

Vintage-style illustration of a man in a suit looking upwards with a backdrop of blue and yellow rays.

Collage featuring Turkish historical figures, red-toned imagery, Turkish flag elements, stars, parliament scene, and a monument.

Surreal artwork featuring a headless seated mannequin wearing a pink dress and red stockings, with a small animal on its shoulder. In front sits an old television displaying a stylized portrait of a woman against a patterned background. The floor is

National Journal magazine (Copy)

National Journal magazine (Copy)

Magazine page titled "The Inner Loop" featuring an article about the demise of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. Includes a vintage photo of a hotel and text discussing the uncertain future of this political tradition.

A person's mouth is shown through a cone-shaped object, with text and images on the exterior. The text appears to relate to advocacy for contraceptive rights, and the scene seems to be outside a court or government building.

National Journal magazine cover dated July 12, 2014, featuring the headline "The End of the Old Religious Right" by Tiffany Stanley, with two red elephant graphics facing each other and one holding a flower, symbolizing political themes.

Magazine article titled 'The Great Photoshop Crusade' by Marin Cogan with an image of two Barbie dolls in swimsuits from the back.

Illustration of a street scene with signage for the 2016 U.S. presidential election, featuring campaign banners for Republican and Democratic candidates. The left side displays text from National Journal titled 'The Road to 2016'. Various buildings h

A composite image of a woman taking an oath with a hand raised, surrounded by people. The right side shows a magazine article titled "A Unified Theory of Hillary" by Peter Beinart, featuring text and design elements.

Illustration of an older man's face with glasses and white hair next to a page of text with a bold quote about political views.

Magazine article with a photo of a woman waving from an aircraft stairway. She is wearing a white suit and standing next to a seal resembling the Presidential Seal of the United States. The article text discusses her political career and public image

Man in black shirt and jeans leaning on a rustic wooden fence in a grassy field with a black and white dog resting nearby; trees and hills in the background under a cloudy sky. Text overlay reads: 'Brian Schweitzer is a one-man challenge to the scrip