IDEA Special Issue: Milton Glaser, 1968 [Designed by Tadanori Yokoo]

IDEA Special Issue: Milton Glaser, 1968. Seibundo Shinkosha, Japan. 8.875 x 11.75, pp. 120. Printed in Japan with Japanese and English text. Excellent art direction and layout by Tadanori Yokoo.

Uncommon. This is the IDEA special issue devoted to Milton Glaser featuring text contributions by: Henry Wolf (The other side of Milton's moon), Hiromu Hara (The Milton Glaser exhibition recently held in Japan), Nouvell Litteraires (Generation of the felicity), L'immobilier (Milton Glaser), Ikko Tanaka (Glaser as an Art Director), Kiyoshi Awazu (Changing illustrator, Milton Glaser), and Glaser's own words in an interview by Tadahisa Nishio. Tipped-in is the 51st volume of Push Pin Graphic magazine dedicated to the French illusionist, Georges Méliès.

Heavily illustrated throughout with color and black and white featuring Glaser’s artwork and commercial design in various forms including: logos, posters, paperback covers, magazines, illustrations, stationary, record jackets and more.

A hard-to-find, very good, vintage magazine with moderate toning along the cover edges and spine. The cover and middle pages are started to pull from the dried glue binding; the cover has left some skinning to the first page (Glaser's Dylan Poster). With an unrecognized signature in green mark at the end of the interview text and the back cover (see photo). Interior pages still bright and clean. Hard to find!