Peter Max’s daughter fights against pop artist’s ‘abusive’ guardianship

By Cindy Adams

Edward Tricomi and Libra Max hold a picture of artist Peter Max. Stephen Yang

Pop artist Peter Max, 84, father, animal advocate and Alzheimer’s victim.

Born Nazi Germany. Refugee, fled before the Holocaust. American immigrant. Now — finances dwindling — under New York City court-appointed guardianship.

I have reported this before. Now daughter Libra asks to help what she calls a seemingly “over-medicated Peter” and “involuntary daylong isolation” and “family members requiring formal written request even for time limited, surveilled visitation.” Phone’s removed. Pets removed. Health care proxy family members are allegedly no longer privy to his medical information.

Cited is camera surveillance 24 hours a day, no permission to visit his own art studio, lifelong friends needing to sign an NDA before addressing him.

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Peter Max’s daughter fights against pop artist’s ‘abusive’ guardianship