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Sam Antupit, 71, art director for more than 100 magazines, newspapers, books, and record albums, died on Saturday, April 5, 2003. The cause was heart failure.
"From the late 1960's to the 1980's, Mr. Antupit was among the most influential of editorial art directors, designing or consulting for many of the most significant American magazines. He developed vibrant typography that wed classic typefaces to modern layout, illustration, and photography. His more visually exuberant magazines, like Esquire, were conceived as interconnected streams of type and image, paced like cinematic storyboards..."
from New York Times, Wed. April 9, Obituaries, pg. A-15.
"From the late 1960's to the 1980's, Mr. Antupit was among the most influential of editorial art directors, designing or consulting for many of the most significant American magazines. He developed vibrant typography that wed classic typefaces to modern layout, illustration, and photography. His more visually exuberant magazines, like Esquire, were conceived as interconnected streams of type and image, paced like cinematic storyboards..."
from New York Times, Wed. April 9, Obituaries, pg. A-15.