The Ross Art Group Blog

“I search for the arabesque; it occupies my days and nights.” – Leonetto Cappiello Cappiello at Work Whether you realize it or not, when you th...

Stan Galli (1912- 2009) was one of the great poster artists of the American West. His realistic and faithful representation of whatever he was ta...

A born-and-bred New Yorker, Glaser brought whimsy, color, and life to the shared worlds of graphic design and commercial art. His most iconic designs are a part of our shared visual narrative, like the "I <3 NY" logo he developed in 1977 to promote the state and city's rebirth.

To many, Bernard Villemot (and his friend and fellow creator Raymond Savignac) represents the end of the age of the trained artist as poster desig...

Andy Warhol portrait courtesy of Biography Warhol began his career in the advertising world, and he stayed in this realm even as he gained notor...

  SPOTLIGHT ON: LUCIAN BERNHARD Lucian Bernhard (1883-1972) was a German-born graphic designer, poster artist, and illustrator that was influe...

David Klein at work, 1957. The poster behind him, created for TWA travel to New York City, was printed the year before. It is no coincidence th...

“HE CREATES POSTERS WHICH, ASSEMBLED TOGETHER, FORM THE MOST INTERESTING MONUMENT THERE CAN BE TO THE PARISIAN CHRONICLE AGAINST A BACKDROP OF IND...

The Belle Époque era (1871-1914) was an age of artistic renaissance. As train travel and industrial growth created new jobs and a fast way to reach...