George Braziller

Born in Brooklyn, New York, on February 12, 1916, Braziller was first employed as a shipping clerk, The Braziller publishing firm is located at 277 Broadway, Suite 708, was his firm's first big success in the United States, with an introduction written by Jean-Paul Sartre. His son Michael Braziller, of Persea Books, became publisher and editorial director while George's elder son Joel Braziller became secretary-treasurer and director of permissions. With a small team they maintain the Braziller tradition with new series and a rich backlist. Braziller died in Manhattan, New York, on March 16, 2017, at the age of 101. ==Book series==

Book series published by George Braziller have included: • The American Culture Series • The American Image Series • The Arts of Mankind • The Braziller Series of Poetry • The Great American Artists Series • The Great Draughtsmen Series • The Great Fresco Cycles of the Renaissance • Great Religions of Modern Man • The Masters of World Architecture Series • New Directions in Architecture • Planning and Cities • Vision + Value Series • World Landscape Art & Architecture Series Beginning in 1968, Braziller also published an implicit series of "excellent editions of partial facsimiles" of medieval manuscripts. Book series published by Michael Braziller have included: • The Braziller Series of Australian Poets ==Notes==