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i've separated the terms and definitions as: term = "title of piece" + image, and definition = "name of designer, year". i recommend using spaced repetition mode instead of just flipping through the flashcards. good luck <3
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American Landscape
Charles Sheeler, 1930
View from Mount Holyoke, Northampton, Massachusetts, after a Thunderstorm-The Oxbow
Thomas Cole, 1836
Chicago Tribune Building
Raymond Hood and John Mead Howells, 1922
Robie House
Frank Lloyd Wright, 1908-1910
“Lights and Shadows of Manhattan” coffee service
Erik Magnussen, 1927
“Skyscraper” bookcase
Paul Frankl, 1927-1928
Model sitting room at the Abram & Strauss department store, New York
Paul Frankl, 1929
“Tell That to the Marines” poster
James Flagg, 1916
Advertisement for Arrow Collars and Shirt
J.C. Leyendecker, 1920
Photograph of a man with his Model T
1915
Advertisemnt for Dodge Brothers “Senior Line”
1923
Chrysler “Airflow”
1934
Advertisement fort he “Burlington Zephyr”
Budd Manufacturing Co., 1934
“Twentieth Century Limited” for the New York Central RR
Henry Dreyfuss, 1938
“An Industrial Designer’s Office” at the “Contemporary American Industrial Art” exhibition
Raymond Loewy and Lee Simonson, 1934
Gestetner duplicator before and after redesign
Raymond Loewy, 1929
Texaco service stations
Walter Dorwin Teague, 1935
Advertisement for George D. Roper Corp., Good Housekeeping
August 1923
Magic Chef range, American Stove Co.
1933
“Model 30” vaccum cleaner
Lurelle Guild, 1937
Poster for the Rural Electrification Administration
Lester Beall, 1937-1941
Hall of Science at the “A Century of Progress” World’s Fair, Chicago
Paul Cret, 1933-1934
Ford building at the “A Century of Progress” World’s Fair, Chicago
1934
Poster for the New York World’s Fair
Joseph Binder, 1939
General Motors building with the Futurama exhibit at “The World of Tomorrow” World’s Fair, New York
1939-1940
“Battle of the Centuries” at “The World of Tomorrow” World’s Fair, New York
1939-1940