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Peter Max, known for groovy art that came to symbolize the 60s, dies at 88

By Bill Trott Sept 16 (Reuters) – Pop artist Peter Max, whose dreamy, boldly colored works provided an artistic backdrop for the 1960s US hippie movement and made him a commercial art powerhouse, died

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