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米尔顿•格拉塞 ——设计里出新思路

Filmed Feb 1998 • Posted Feb 2009TED1998
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TED档案:传奇设计师米尔顿•格拉塞受到皮耶罗•德拉•弗朗西斯的启发,潜心钻研于一种新型的绘画艺术。在这里,他将想法分解而维新得到灵感,从而创造出令人折服的海报作品。

If his career began and ended with "I [heart] N Y," Milton Glaser would still be a legend. But over his multi-decade career, his body of work is sprinkled with similarly iconic images and logos. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Liang He
Reviewed by Amy Zerotus
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