This is the work for which Glaser-as-poster-designer is best known, partly because it was included, folded up, with tens of thousands of LP copies of Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits. As such ...

The third of Glaser’s “process” posters, part of SVA’s “Art Is…” series. Milton added the “Whatever,” placing the lettering partially within a visual reference to artist René Magritte’s famous ...

The worlds of jazz music and visual art have long been ... (although it was a notably male line-up). Among them were Milton Glaser, Shigeo Fukuda, and Max Bill. Keith Haring produced a trio of posters ...

Milton Glaser’s poster for Olivetti ... To promote a performance by the South African jazz trumpeter Hugh Masekela in New York, Mr. Glaser interwove a silhouette of the apartheid-era giant ...

And the poster was designed by a very famous graphic artist by the name of Milton Glaser. Milton Glaser also designed the "I Love New York" logo. And I have been collecting Bob Dylan, uh ...

Viewing Milton Glaser’s iconic poster of Bob Dylan, in which the musician appears in silhouette, hair a kaleidoscopic swirl, one might wonder at the significance of the coiffeur. Is it billowing ...

Milton Glaser's Dylan poster was inspired by Marcel Duchamp's 1957 self-portrait. "The history of visual things in the world," says Glaser, "is my playpen." Milton Glaser / Cooper-Hewitt ...

“Art and design are not the same thing,” says Milton Glaser, the American designer who has created nearly 500 posters and countless visual identities throughout his career. “I have a secret wish to go ...

Milton Glaser is the latest visual artist to create a series of posters for the School of Visual Arts in New York’s Underground Images campaign, which has been running since the late 1950s. The ...

Milton Glaser, co-founder of New York Magazine and famed graphic designer behind the “I ♥ NY” logo, has died, according to the magazine. Glaser died Friday on his 91st birthday, the magazine ...

The 1966 illustration of the folk-rock icon captured the psychadelic dazzle of the flower-power era Owen Edwards Milton Glaser's Dylan poster was inspired by Marcel Duchamp's 1957 self-portrait.