Oh what great selection. I will get back to this later. I’m a big admirer of mid-century graphic-design, as you can see on my blog.
Sebastian Hartmann
07.25.09 at 11:23
Best Today ever.
debbie millman
07.25.09 at 12:14
Love the german parrot
Double
07.25.09 at 12:46
Any credit for the lettering on the Evergreen Review?
Lorraine Wild
07.25.09 at 05:17
The first image in the series “Harper’s Bazaar” was a reminder of the film “Funny Face” (1957). It inspired us to do a new blog post.
David Versluis
07.25.09 at 09:13
YES! I love magazines! :D
Laura
07.26.09 at 12:15
Great magazines from the past.
Great art directors from the past/
Where are they today?
pat Taylor
07.26.09 at 09:20
Loraine,
I've looked high and low for a credit for the great lettering on the EVERGREEN cover, but, alas, not been able to locate any info... sorry.
Eric
Eric Baker
07.26.09 at 11:40
Wonderful collection~!
Camille
07.27.09 at 12:21
Co-Ed Magazine doesn't seem to be able to make up its mind -- is it for high schoolers, college students, or "career girls"?
MaximusNYC
07.28.09 at 01:47
There's a wonderful human, made-by-hand quality about these pre-computer relics of yesterday's 'Today.'
I can't tell if the woman on the Japanese cover is playing the harmonica, snorting cocaine, or adjusting her contact lens. Can anyone translate the typography?
Thanks for the "soul" injection with today's 'Today' Eric.
For those of you who are interested, Patricia curates one of the BEST visual blogs out there, AGENCE EUEKA which can be found at
http://bibigreycat.blogspot.com/search/label/v
A visit there is a real treat!
all the best,
Eric
Eric Baker
07.30.09 at 10:39
These are amazing covers... imagine these appeared on People Mag...
Newton Tsang
08.02.09 at 08:19
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Eric Baker is design director for The O Group in Manhattan, where he strategizes design for all things luxury. He is also on the faculty at The School of Visual Arts. More Bio >>
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