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Born in Switzerland and raised in new York City, Robert Giusti studied painting, sculpture, and graphics at the Tyler School of Fine Arts in Pennsylvania and at the Cranbrook Academy in Michigan. He worked in advertising and publishing before setting out as a freelance illustrator and designer of book jackets, album covers, advertisements, packaging, logos, letterheads, and animated television commercials. The Cincinnati Zoo, the World Wildlife Fund, Columbia Records, Universal Pictures, National Geographic, and The New York Times are among his prestigious clients. His 13 U.S. postage stamps feature an array of colorful wildlife.
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Smithsonian Institution I National Postal Museum I Credits
