Barbara Samuels Artist 1980s Magazine Illustration 1987 "Career Stoppers" Office InsuranceThis 1987 magazine illustration by Barbara Samuels, titled "Career Stoppers," offers a satirical glimpse into the corporate office culture of the 1980s. The artwork humorously depicts various office scenarios, including gossiping colleagues, a disheartened employee under a "No Confidence" chart, and the stereotypical "Good Girl Image" pedestal. The vibrant and exaggerated style captures the essence of workplace challenges and dynamics from that era.
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