Satirical Illustrator Bruce McCall, 87, Chronicler of a Whimsical ‘Retrofuture,’ Dies

McCall created fantasy worlds of zeppelin travel, indoor golf courses and unique cars in his illustrations.
For over 50 years, McCall's work appeared in The New Yorker, conjuring a vision of the future from an earlier era.
He coined the term "retrofuturism" to describe his style, which looked to how the past imagined the future.
McCall worked in advertising before becoming an acclaimed illustrator and writer, publishing over 80 humor pieces in The New Yorker.
McCall leaves behind his wife, daughter, two brothers and a sister.