Who was the father of modern graphics?

The title "father of modern graphics" is often attributed to John Warnock and Charles Geschke, co-founders of Adobe Systems, due to their development of the PostScript page description language in the 1980s. This innovation revolutionized the printing and graphic design industries by enabling precise control over how text and images are rendered on printed pages. Their work laid the foundation for desktop publishing and influenced a wide range of graphic design software and technologies.