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-1997-imsi-masterclip-1997-cd01-02030

BCKLC197

Retrieved from storage.

The image shows a compass rose with two cardinal directions marked: north (red) at 0 degrees and south (blue) at 180 degrees on an overcast day in what appears to be Antarctica, as indicated by the presence of icebergs around it. There are no people or animals visible within this small clip-art image. The compass rose is a tool used for navigation that helps determine cardinal directions (north, south, east and west) from any given point on Earth's surface using magnetic north instead of true North Pole as the reference

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


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