Milton Glaser

1929–2020 (age 91)

graphic designer

Biography

Milton Glaser was a legendary graphic designer whose innovative work shaped visual culture for over seven decades. Born in 1929, he co-founded Push Pin Studios and became renowned for his iconic I Love NY logo, album covers, and poster designs that blended fine art sensibilities with commercial appeal.

Glaser's career was marked by a commitment to design as a tool for social good and cultural expression. His work appeared in major publications and institutions worldwide, and he remained an influential educator and advocate for design excellence until his death in 2020, leaving an indelible mark on American visual identity.

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