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Peter Max, psychedelic pop artist of the 1994 World Cup poster and the man who saved the runaway cow Cincinnati Freedom, died Sept. 14 at 88. · 29 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.

Berlin-born Max lived in China and Israel before settling in New York, where his cosmic colors, peace symbols and celebrity portraits became fixtures of 1960s counterculture and later a vast commercia ...

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