In Mag Men, Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser recount their storied careers, offering insiders' perspective on some of the most iconic design work of the twentieth century.
“All this great design—and history, too! Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser’s intersecting careers define one of the most revolutionary moments in American publishing history, Mag Men celebrates the glorious symbiosis of two of the highest expressions of human ingenuity—design and journalism. A book for the ages.”
“The last half century was the heyday of magazines, and it wouldn’t have been half as much fun or looked half as good without the wit, talent, and sheer artistry of Glaser and Bernard. This glorious book is testament to all of that.”
“This splendid book should be required reading for those interested in journalism, art, and graphic design. Bernard and
Glaser have many decades of experience in making magazines even better. Their goals were always high, and they knew that the best magazines must spread information and deeper understanding. More than great designers, they are also excellent writers. Mag Men helps us know more about the way to read journalism, whether on paper, on TV, or online. The result: better citizens, better humans. Bravo!”
“Bernard and Glaser revolutionized the look of magazines, and in the process they reinvigorated the art of visual storytelling. This beautiful book, filled with vivid examples of their genius, is an honest and fascinating look at the world of magazine making.”
“All this great design––and history, too! Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser’s intersecting careers define one of the most revolutionary moments in American publishing history, Mag Men celebrates the glorious symbiosis of two of the highest expressions of human ingenuity––design and journalism. A book for the ages.”
“The last half century was the heyday of magazines, and it wouldn’t have been half as much fun or looked half as good without the wit, talent, and sheer artistry of Glaser and Bernard. This glorious book is testament to all of that.”
“This splendid book should be required reading for those interested in journalism, art, and graphic design. Bernard and Glaser have many decades of experience in making magazines even better. Their goals were always high, and they knew that the best magazines must spread information and deeper understanding. More than great designers, they are also excellent writers. Mag Men helps us know more about the way to read journalism, whether on paper, on TV, or online. The result: better citizens, better humans. Bravo!”
“Bernard and Glaser revolutionized the look of magazines, and in the process they reinvigorated the art of visual storytelling. This beautiful book, filled with vivid examples of their genius, is an honest and fascinating look at the world of magazine making.”
In Mag Men, Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser recount their storied careers, offering insiders' perspective on some of the most iconic design work of the twentieth century.
“All this great design—and history, too! Walter Bernard and Milton Glaser’s intersecting careers define one of the most revolutionary moments in American publishing history, Mag Men celebrates the glorious symbiosis of two of the highest expressions of human ingenuity—design and journalism. A book for the ages.”
“The last half century was the heyday of magazines, and it wouldn’t have been half as much fun or looked half as good without the wit, talent, and sheer artistry of Glaser and Bernard. This glorious book is testament to all of that.”
“This splendid book should be required reading for those interested in journalism, art, and graphic design. Bernard and Glaser have many decades of experience in making magazines even better. Their goals were always high, and they knew that the best magazines must spread information and deeper understanding. More than great designers, they are also excellent writers. Mag Men helps us know more about the way to read journalism, whether on paper, on TV, or online. The result: better citizens, better humans. Bravo!”
“Bernard and Glaser revolutionized the look of magazines, and in the process they reinvigorated the art of visual storytelling. This beautiful book, filled with vivid examples of their genius, is an honest and fascinating look at the world of magazine making.”