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Art and Advertising

Legendary adman George Lois; pop artist James Rosenquist; and how catalogs are stealing ideas from Dutch masters.

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By Kurt Andersen • Jan 7, 2008 • 1 min read

Legendary adman George Lois; pop artist James Rosenquist; and how catalogs are stealing ideas from Dutch masters.

Image: George Lois/Esquire

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    Kurt Andersen

    Author of "Evil Geniuses," "Fantasyland," and "You Can’t Spell America Without Me"

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