DES 236: History of Design II Final

definition: full title, year, artist & artist

Poster for the London Underground, 1921, Edward McKnight Kauffer

Map of the London Underground, 1931-1933, Harry C. Beck

Sketch of a Thistle, 1920, Gunta Stölzl

Wallhanging, 1925, Anni Albers

Photogram, 1925, László Moholy-Nagy

Photocollage of proposed campus for the Illinois Institute of Technology, 1939, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

“Good Design” exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY, 1950-1951

“After Total War Can Come Total Living,” 1943, Revere Copper Company

Brochure for Herman Miller, 1954, Charles and Ray Eames

Argenta ware bowl, 1930, Wilhelm Kåge

Glass tableware, 1932, Aino Marsio-Aalto

Paimio chair, 1929, Alvar Aalto

Typographic News: Elementary Typography, 1925, Jan Tschichold

Univers typeface, 1954-1957, Adrian Frutiger

Stool, 1954, Max Bill and Hans Gugelot

Identity project for a pharmaceutical company, 1964, Ewald Duffner

Logotypes for IBM, 1956-1961, Paul Rand

“Great Ideas of Western Man…” poster for the Container Corporation of America, 1965, Josef Müller-Brockman

“The Continuous Monument: An Architectural Model for Total Urbanization,” 1969, Superstudio

Advertisement for McDonald’s, 1972, Emmett McBain for Burrell-McBain

Just What Is It That Makes Today’s Home So Different, So Appealing?, 1956, Richard Hamilton

Archigram 4, May 1964, Archigram

Vanna Venturi house, Philadelphia, PA, 1959-1964, Robert Venturi

Poster for Design Quarterly, 1986, April Greiman