Graphic designer and artist Elaine Lustig-Cohen passed away this week. According to a biography by Stephen Heller. .. "At 15, she wandered into Peggy Guggenheim’s short-lived but influential Art of This Century gallery, where Guggenheim had exhibited a collection of Kandinskys in an installation designed by Frederick Kiesler. That chance visit ignited Elaine’s lifelong passion for modern art." Image: NY Times Elaine worked with her husband Alvin Lustig from 1948, until his passing in 1955. At 28, she took over the family business and had a long career as a graphic designer and artist. Source: Elaine Lustig-Cohen One of her first projects was building signage for Phillip Johnson's House of Seagram. Source: Elaine Lustig-Cohen Elaine's 1955 catalog design for Lightolier, a company Alvin also designed for. It was included in a recent LACMA exhibition of Alvin and Elaine's graphic design work. The ...