Saul Bass

Saul Bass (May 8, 1920 – April 25, 1996) was an American graphic designer and Oscar-winning filmmaker, best known for his design of motion-picture title sequences, film posters, and corporate logos.

Bass would establish Saul Bass & Associates, a commercial design firm, in 1946. It would be renamed Bass/Yager & Associates in 1978 with Herb Yager added as principal. In 1997, Bass Yager was merged into the Citigate-owned Lloyd Northover.

• n.b.: This article contains both the work of Saul Bass as an individual and the work of his firm. Further credits, if available, are listed in their respective articles.

1950s

1955:
The Man With The Golden Arm

1959:
Anatomy of a Murder

1960s

1960:
Lawry's Foods

1961:
Kleenex

1962:
Advise & Consent

1963:
Alcoa

1963:
Fuller Paints

1963:
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

1964:
Keio Department Store

1965:
Celanese

1966:
Security Pacific Bank

1967:
Continental Airlines

1967:
Hunt-Wesson Foods

1969:
Bell Telephone Company

1969:
Dixie

1969:
Ducommun

1969:
KWST

1969:
North American Rockwell

Not pictured:

• 1964 - Wesson Oil

1970s

1970:
Quaker

1972:
United Way

1972:
Warner Communications

1973:
Ajinomoto

1973:
Paul Harris

1973:
Ticor

1974:
United Airlines

1976:
Avery International

1978:
Frontier Airlines

1978:
Girl Scouts

1979:
Hanna-Barbera

1979:
Wienerschnitzel

Not pictured:

• 1971 - National Reading Council

1980s

1980:
Boys Clubs of America

1980:
Geffen Records

1980:
Southern California Rapid Transit District

1980:
The Shining

1981:
Minolta

1982:
American Bell

1982:
Kaufman Astoria Studios

1982:
MOA Museum of Art

1982:
Zoetrope Studios

1984:
AT&T

1984:
General Foods

1985:
Kibun

1988:
YWCA

1990s

1991:
KOSÉ

1991:
Maeda Corporation

1992:
Japan Energy

1993:
Dualstar Entertainment Group

1993:
J. Paul Getty Trust

1994:
University of Southern California

1996:
NCR Corporation

1999:
Pacific Life

Not pictured:

• 1991 - Minami Sports

References

Saul Bass

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