Consumer-graphics collection Est. 2026 · Vancouver

CLIPARCHIVE

A working museum of clip art, 1980s–early 2000s.

Now cataloguing·MS Office 97 · PCPaintbrush 1994 · Print Shop Deluxe 1995 · SoftKey Ultimate 1996·New acquisitions posted daily·All objects recovered from circulating media·The whole store is the show·

Accession record

CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01355

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Retrieved from storage.

The image shows a stylized representation of two computer monitors connected by an arrow pointing to each other with text that reads "data transfer" between them; below this is another depiction showing three computers in front, one on top and two at bottom right corners, all facing towards the viewer.

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The same image circulated in multiple products. Each copy is catalogued; one is displayed.

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The image shows a blue background with three white silhouettes of kitchen utensils: a fork to the left, knife in the middle, and spoon on the right side against a lighter shade at top center. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01352 The image shows a black and white illustration of two spoons placed side by side with their handles pointing upwards against an untextured background. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01353 The image shows a stylized depiction of an old rotary telephone with its dial centered on 0 within what appears to be a blue square background that resembles a phone interface design. There is no text present in this clip-art illustration, and it does not represent any real people or animals; the focus here is solely on the representation of the telephone itself as an iconic symbol for communication technology from earlier eras. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01354 The image shows a black and white photo of an object with multiple sections that appear to be connected together like puzzle pieces forming a larger structure in what looks like a dark room. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01356 The black and white illustration shows a satellite dish with an antenna on top of it against a dark background. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01357 The image shows a stylized illustration of an old rotary telephone with its cord coiled up next to it on what appears to be a wall-mounted phone jack. To the right is a small, simplistic depiction of a house and below that, there's another icon representing a landline or home phone service connection point. The overall style suggests this could represent an old telephone system in use during earlier decades when rotary phones were commonplace for residential telephones before push-button models became more prevalent. CA-1994-pcpaintbrush-1994-01358