Edward
Sorel was
born in New York City in 1929. After
studying at the Cooper Union School of Art he joined with two other
students, Milton Glaser and Seymour Chwast, to form the Push Pin Studios.
The venture was extremely successful and had a major influence on
graphic design in the 1950s.
Sorel left Push Pin Studios in 1958 to concentrate on his own work.
Sorel's illustrations have appeared in Atlantic
Monthly,
Time
Magazine,
Esquire
and Village
Voice.
Edward Sorel, Vista (1972)
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