Artists Against the War

Burt Silverman is an artist recognized for his portraiture and figure studies. His work often explores social themes, as seen in his book Artists Against the War.

Milton Glaser was a graphic designer whose work shaped visual culture for decades. He is known for co-founding New York magazine and creating the I NY logo. His book, Artists Against the War, collects protest art.

Steve Brodner is an illustrator and satirist whose work often focuses on political and social commentary. He is known for his editorial cartoons and illustrations, including his contributions to "Artists Against the War." Brodner's art provides sharp observations on current events.

Wendy Popp writes about art and its place in society. Her book, "Artists Against the War," examines how creators responded to conflict. She focuses on historical events and their influence on artistic expression.