Henry Wolf - Graphic Designer - America

Show, October 1961

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The first issue of Show magazine focused on the performing arts. The magazine was published by Huntington Hartford, with a cover designed by Henry Wolf, who was also the art director for the magazine, after a working for three years at Harper’s Bazaar. Henry Wolf became a key figure in publication design in America during the 1950s and 1960s, pioneering experimental bold layouts and cover designs.

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Show, October 1961. Designed by Henry Wolf.
Show, October 1961. Designed by Henry Wolf.
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