Cosmopolitan, April 1967, 1967

Cosmopolitan, April 1967

1967

Ephemera

The Library Female Pioneer

Description

“The Computer Girls,” by Lois Mandel (pp. 52–56), urged Cosmopolitan’s readers to become computer programmers, reporting that more than 20,000 women already worked as programmers in the United States and that 20,000 more were needed at once. Mandel quotes Grace Hopper of Univac: “It’s just like planning a dinner.” Henry Grossman’s photographs show the IBM systems engineer Ann Richardson changing a bridge design on a screen with a light pen.

Includes

Lois Mandel

Nissenbi-ten 日宣美展 (Japan Advertising Artists Club Exhibition), 1967 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1967

Nissenbi-ten 日宣美展 (Japan Advertising Artists Club Exhibition), 1967 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1967 Ephemera

energy エナジー, vol. 4, no. 1 (January 1967) by Hiroshi Kawano, 1967

energy エナジー, vol. 4, no. 1 (January 1967) Hiroshi Kawano1967 Ephemera

Kunst aus dem Computer by Abraham A. Moles, 1967

Kunst aus dem Computer Multiple Authors1967 Book

“Computing a new art form,” The Sunday Telegraph, October 15, 1967 by Leon D. Harmon, 1967

“Computing a new art form,” The Sunday Telegraph, October 15, 1967 Leon D. Harmon1967 Ephemera

Design and Planning 2: Computers in Design and Communication by Martin Krampen, 1967

Design and Planning 2: Computers in Design and Communication Martin Krampen1967 Book

Computer Graphics: Utility/Production/Art by Fred Gruenberger, 1967

Computer Graphics: Utility/Production/Art Fred Gruenberger1967 Book

Chelsea 20/21: Art Ex Machina by Sonia Raiziss, 1967

Chelsea 20/21: Art Ex Machina Multiple Authors1967 Book

Bijutsu Techō 美術手帖, no. 288 by Computer Technique Group (CTG), 1967

Bijutsu Techō 美術手帖, no. 288 Computer Technique Group (CTG)1967 Ephemera

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