I've never heard of this pioneering visual artist, who merged photo and graphic art. He brought fine art to commercial art, at the same time, leaving a shackle of Bauhaus behind.
I found it very fascinating, that 60's Pop Art did exactly the opposite, I mean, they lifted advertising to the status of fine art.
He detested it.
Interestingly, he became a good friend of Pollock, through Lee Krasner. He also worked with Charles and Ray Eames.
This really is a great documentary, and I loved it.
Here are some of his works.
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