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The Complete Saul Bass: Four Decades of Classic Movie Posters
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So who came first, Reid Miles or Saul Bass?
does it matter? both were masters of the graphic style that dominated design in the their era.
[...] site, Art of the Title — put together a brief visual history of Bass’ contributions to the film and television worlds. The graphic, surreal, elegant, and playful designs for famous films like [...]
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