How George Lois Souped Up Esquire
Last Friday, New York’s Museum of Modern Art opened its exhibition of Esquire covers designed by George Lois. On view through March of next year, the show features 32 of the 92 covers Lois created for Esquire from 1962 to 1972. “I have always seen myself as an artist. And this is the Museum of Modern Art. And I am an artist,” said Lois in an interview with the Associated Press.
And Lois has had some experience dealing with artists whose work adorns the walls of MoMA.
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