Holocaust Museum, Houston

Milton Glaser was an American graphic designer and illustrator whose bold, gestural line work and synthetic color palette defined postwar American visual culture. He co-founded Push Pin Studios in New York in 1954, where he developed a graphic language that merged fine art sensibility with commercial design, working across posters, book illustration, and editorial graphics. His iconic 1966 Bob Dylan poster established a model for rock music imagery that persisted for decades. Glaser's commitment to craft and expressive drawing set him apart from emerging modernist design movements of his era.

Bronx, NY, USA