Showing items from the Milton Glaser Collection
17 May 2013

Dusty and the Duke

Milton Glaser illustrates the stark contrast between two film stars of 1969 — Dustin Hoffman and John Wayne.

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15 Apr 2013

Everyday is like Sunday

Milton Glaser’s take on Seurat.

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20 Feb 2013

Love is a sign

Vernacular signage from the first year of the Push Pin Graphic.

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21 Nov

Odd bird

Milton Glaser Collection. Drawer 21, Folder 11: poster for Poppy records, 1968.

Looks like a regular ocellated fellow, with one significant difference. Cross-reference for flowers sprouting from heads: Utopia Records, and this poster for Push Pin Graphic. (Typeface is Glaser Stencil, which appeared on other Poppy productions as well.)

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13 Nov

Skeleton key

Forever potent and still open to interpretation despite its ubiquity, the skeleton has surfaced many times in the early work of Milton Glaser.

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29 Aug

Story arc

Milton Glaser got minimal for SVA’s 40th Anniversary logo.

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17 Aug

Type cast

Some type-based design from Milton Glaser and Seymour Chwast.

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01 Aug

All together now

Shades of Yellow Submarine in Gian Carlo Menotti’s sci-fi opera for children Help, Help, The Globolinks!

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31 May

The Elementary Doctor Watson

Milton Glaser created this album cover in 1972 for legendary guitarist and folk singer Doc Watson.

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09 May

Cross-hatch

Milton Glaser explored an undersea terrain for Sports Illustrated in 1961.

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30 Mar

For the pleasure and edification of all

Before Push Pin Studios, before the Push Pin Graphic, there was the Push Pin Almanack.

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23 Mar

Milton’s menus, part 3: return to Subseries G

Descending into Series II, Subseries G, we take another look at some of Milton Glaser’s logos and menus for restaurants.

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21 Mar

Childcraft

In 1970, Childcraft Education Corp. turned to Milton Glaser to design their flagship store at 150 E. 58th Street.

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13 Mar

Saturday’s Generation

Are you a member of Saturday’s Generation?

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24 Feb

The world of Windows On The World

The continuing story of the Windows On The World restaurant and its satellites in the World Trade Center, designed by Milton Glaser in 1976 and redone in 1996.

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