History of Design Midterm

Identifications

Charles Sheer, American Landscape, 1930

Thomas Cole, View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusettes, after a Thunderstorm-the Oxbow, 1836

Raymond Hood and John Mead Howells, Chicago Tribune Building, Chicago 1922

Frank Lloyd Wright, Robie House, Chicago, 1908-1910

Erik Magnussen, “Lights and Shadows of Manhattan” coffee service, 1927

Paul Frankl, Skyscraper bookshelf, ca 1927-1928

Paul Frankl, Model sitting room at the Abram and Strauss Department store, New York, 1929

James Flagg, “tell that to the marines” poster, 1916

J.C. Leyendecker, Advertisement for Arrow Collars and shirts, ca 1920

Photograph of a man with his Model T, ca 1915

Advertisement for Dodge Brothers, “Senior Line” 1923

Chrysler “Airflow” 1934

Advertisement for the “burlington zephyr” by Budd Manufacturing Co, 1934

Henry Dreyfuss “Twentieth Century Limited” for the New York Central RR, 1938

Raymond Loewy and Lee Simonson, “An Industrial Designer’s Office” at the “contemporary American Art” expo, MOMA , New Yrok, NY 1934

Gestetner duplicator before and after redesign by Raymond Lowey 1929

Walter Dorwin Teague, Texaco service stations, 1935

Advertisement for George D Roper Corp, Good Housekeeping, August 1923

Magic Chef range, American Stove Co, 1933

Lurelle Guild, Electrolux “Model 30” vacuum cleaner, 1937

Lester Beall, Poster for the Rural Electrification Administration, 1937-1942

Paul Cret, Hall of Science at the “A Century of Progress” worlds fair chicago, 1933-1934

Ford building at the “A Century of Progress” worlds fair, chicago, 1934

Joseph Binder, Poster for the New York Worlds Fair, 1939

General Motors building with the Futurama Exhibit at “The World of Tomorrow” worlds fair, new york, 1939-1940

“The Battle of the Centuries” at “The World. ofTomorrow” worlds fair new york, ny 1939-1940

Robert Bonfils, Poster ffor the International Exposition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, Paris, France, 1925

A.M. Cassandre, Poster for l’Atlantique, 1931