Artistul Peter Max, figură marcantă a artei psihedelice, a murit la 88 de ani

American artist Peter Max, known for his vibrant psychedelic art and the cover of The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine," passed away at 88. Born in Berlin in 1937, he fled Nazi Germany and became a prominent figure in the 1960s art scene. His works, characterized by bold colors and surreal imagery, were integral to the hippie movement. Max created the first MTV logo and was the official artist for the 1994 World Cup. He had a significant impact on pop culture, with portraits of rock stars and political figures. After a period of private life, he returned to the art world in the late 1980s, achieving commercial success. His studio in New York employed over 100 people and generated substantial annual sales.