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LeRoy Winbush | 1915–2007
During his long and distinguished career, Winbush designed graphics and exhibitions for clients ranging from Ebony to LaSalle Street’s most prominent banks—paving the way for other black designers.
Time Out Chicago / Issue 187 : Sep 25–Oct 1, 2008
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