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Splish splash / Ethel and Leonard Kessler. Kessler, Ethel. EZ KES There's a train going by my window / Wendy Kesselman ; pictures by Tony Chen.
The United States Postal Service Stamp Designers
Ken Dallison. Phil Jordan; Ethel Kessler. Clarence Lee; Kenneth Libbrecht. Terry McCaffrey; Piotr Naszarkowski. Tim O'Brien; Howard Paine. Paul Salmon; Richard Sheaff
Live from Minnesota - David Kingsbury’s 7 Minute Miles Blog ...
2005-09-17: Let’s Dance - Mambo & Cha-Cha-Cha: New York, NY 10199: 0.37: Ethel Kessler: 2005-09-17: Let’s Dance - Merengue & Salsa: New York, NY 10199: 0.37: Ethel Kessler
Fund the Cure" Stamp
The stamp was design by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, Maryland. It is important that we take a stand and show our outrage against this disease that kills and maims so many of our mothers, sisters...
USPS News - Stamp Releases
This stamped card designed by Ethel Kessler of Bethesda, MD features a detail of a circa 1820 painting by T. Ulor that depicts the historic Horseshoe district on the main campus in Columbia.
Sibley Memorial Hospital - New at Sibley
sibley memorial hospital, sibley hospital, sibley, hospital, washington dc, accreditation... Designer of Breast Cancer Stamp. posted on:06/12/2006. Ethel Kessler, Designer of the Breast Cancer...
Leonard Kessler - Purple House Press author
Leonard Kessler. Author of Mr. Pine's Purple House, Mr. Pine's Mixed-Up Signs and Mrs... Leonard collaborated on forty books for young children with his wife Ethel. Both of the Kesslers...
AIGA DC - Events
Join us for our next Salon, hosted by AIGA Fellow Ethel Kessler, as we explore the tricky process of art directing strong talents, getting the most out of that interaction, and maintaining the...
stamps
Designing Hope. By Don Smeraldi. Designing a new stamp for the Postal Service has given Ethel Kessler the chance to answer a question asked by cancer victims the world over.
Jewish Woman magazine
The Art of Stamps "Stamps are very small things," says Bethesda, Md., graphic designer Ethel Kessler. "How do you bring meaning to a one-inch square? You have to develop a way of seeing, and...
