Peter Max, psychedelic pop artist of the 1960s, dies at 88
Peter Max, whose colorful, swirling designs became synonymous with the flower power movement, died on Monday at 88, his son Adam Max said in a statement on Wednesday. The Brooklyn-based artist's work, which graced postage stamps and a cruise ship, made him wealthy through licensing agreements for his euphoric, color-saturated posters and paintings.

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