In 1968 Milton designed two posters for Shadowlight Theatre that showed his growing interest in the interplay between color and light.
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In 1974, Milton Glaser was commissioned by the General Services Administration (GSA) to design a mural for a new federal building in Indianapolis.
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A survey of photos of Milton at work in his studio on 32nd Street.
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Milton Glaser cited Félix Vallotton, an artist who did more with less, as one of his most important influences.
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A little about Kevin Eggers, the music producer, entrepreneur, and longtime friend and client of Milton Glaser.
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In 1968, Milton, Marian Javits, and Clay Felker founded Broadside, a fine arts printing company focused on producing (very) large format prints by significant artists at affordable prices by utilizing commercial printing presses.
![Robert Rauschenberg on ladder next to a large print on the wall.](/uploads/post/Detail of brochure for Rauchenberg's "Autobiography" from Broadside, 1968. 6092a7746c6e2427664896.jpg)
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The Manhattan Yellow Pages went psychedelic in the early 1970s.
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Milton designed the logo for Pizza Piazza, a long-gone but beloved restaurant that was located at 785 Broadway at 10th Street.
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In 1961, Milton Glaser designed the Call for Entries for the Paperbacks USA exhibition from AIGA.
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In 1981 Milton Glaser redesigned the logo for Sammontana, an Italian ice cream company based in Empoli.
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In 1968 and 1969, Glaser drew Barbra Streisand, Sophia Loren, Pearl Bailey and Carol Channing for advertisements announcing Monsanto Nights, a series of popular TV specials sponsored by the sprawling chemical company Monsanto.
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Lee Savage was an accomplished realist painter, a successful art director and animator, and Milton's co-creator for the legendary "Mickey in Vietnam.
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Milton Glaser’s 1996 poster of Bob Dylan became one of his most iconic works and represented peak Push Pin style. But Glaser later produced two more portraits of Dylan that sharply diverged from the thin curvilinear lines and flat color of his best-known work.
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Lillian Roxon, the trailblazing Australian music journalist and author of the massive Lillian Roxon’s Rock Encyclopedia (1969) was a rich subject for any artist.
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Milton Glaser created three postage stamps for the tiny republic of San Marino in 2016.
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The year Milton Glaser spent studying etching with Giorgio Morandi in Italy was a pivotal time in his art education.
![Etching of four musicians](/uploads/post/"Quartet" detail. 5fa0328e9de2a161335491.jpg)
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For an article on returning to the site of the Battle of Bataan in the Philippines, Glaser painted a muted and downcast soldier emerging over a vivid landscape.
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Milton Glaser's cheerfully psychedelic ads for Fanta are the natural culmination of Push Pin's psychedelic style.
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Milton Glaser's first paying job was the cover of a crime fiction magazine.
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Around the same time Milton Glaser and Push Pin Studio's style was taking hold and permeating popular culture, Milton was doing transformative and awesomely weird work for typewriter company Olivetti.
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