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Photo Gallery: Peter Max's Psychedelic Signage
Peter Max’s vibrant designs once greeted visitors entering the U.S. through land crossings. Spectrum of America featuring colorful cloud-like silhouettes is one of seven designs Max created for GSA’s border mural project. San Ysidro, Calif., port of entry, approx. 1980.Peter Max’s vibrant designs once greeted visitors entering the U.S. through land crossings. Spectrum of America featuring colorful cloud-like The artist Peter Max displaying his signature style of cosmic characters in New York City, 1970. Copyright Bettmann/CORBISPeter Max’s One Nation, seen on the right, once featured at the Whitetail, Mont., port of entry. Courtesy U.S. DOT Volpe Center.One Nation Under God, This is a Blessed Country, short title One Nation, approx. 1976.Our Flyers in the Stars, America in Space, short title Stars, approx. 1976.
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