History of Modern Industrial Design Test 1

Paxton, Crystal Palace, 1851, Industrial Revolution Design

George Jennings, “penny toilet”, Industrial Revolution Design

Follett Osler, glass fountain, Industrial Revolution Design

Printing machine for the “Illustrated London News”, Industrial Revolution Design

Hibbert, Platt & Sons, machines for cotton production, Industrial Revolution Design

McCormick, reaper, invented 1831, Industrial Revolution Design

Samuel Colt Revolvers (Navy and Dragoon), 1840s

Victorian Pattern Book, 1850s, Victorian Design

Sheffield Company, sterling silver scissors 1850s (Victorian) 

Jacques Daguerre, camera, 1850s (Industrial Revolution)

Thonet brothers, chair #14, 1850s, Industrial Revolution Design

Thomas Shearer, desk, 1851 (Arts and Crafts Movement)

Eiffel, Eiffel Tower, Paris, 1889, Industrial Revolution Design

Morris, stick chair, 1880s, British Arts and Crafts Movement

Stickley, table, 1902, American Arts and Crafts Movement

Stickley, chair, 1902, American Arts and Crafts Movement

Gaillard, buffet, 1895, French Art Nouveau

Rene Lalique, various jewelry, 1900, French Art Nouveau

Majorelle, chair, 1900, "School of Nancy", French Art Nouveau

Tiffany, peacock vase, 1903, French Art Nouveau

Guimard, Metro station, Paris, 1903, French Art Nouveau, School of Nancy

Rene Binet, Place de la Concorde, 1900, French Art Nouveau

Georges De Feure, sitting room, Bing Pavilion, 1900, French Art Nouveau

Eugene Grasset, Plants and Their Application to Ornament, 1897, French Art Nouveau

Gaudi, Guell Park,Barcelona, 1900, Catalan Art Nouveau

Gaudi, La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, begun 1884, Catalan Art Nouveau

Gaudi, Casa Batllo, Barcelona 1906, Catalan Art Nouveau

Casa Mila, Barcelona, 1905-1907, Catalan Art Nouveau