Popular art deco : depression era style and design
Heide, Robert, 1939-2004
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Catalin radios, chromium cocktail shakers, mixmasters, toasters, waffle irons, Fiestaware, Depression glass and other manufactured objects have exploded into the arena of high-end collectibles. Indeed, these increasingly sought-after artifacts from the Machine Age have become icons of an important era of American industrial design." "This historic merger of art and industry was inspired, by the luxury goods displayed at the 1925 Paris Exposition, which coined the term "Art Deco." American industrial designers embraced the ornate, "modernistic" style promoted by the exposition and incorporated elements of the style into their designs for the most humble, utilitarian objects ranging from dime-store rouge pots to kitchen utensils, wallpaper to automobiles.
Popular art deco : depression era style and design / by Robert Heide and John Gilman
New York : Abbeville Press, 2004
228 pages : colour illustrations ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preface : deco comes of age -- Deco origins -- Deco invades America -- Deco revival -- Deco life-styles -- The modern home -- The depression kitchen -- The streamlined kitchen -- Deco Mexicana -- Deco dishes -- Decoratives -- Frankart nude nymphets -- Puttin' on the dog -- Radio age -- The plastic inevitable -- Dime store deco jewels -- Puttin' on the ritz -- Cosmetics packaging -- Deco graphics -- Hoilday deco -- The shape of speed -- The world of tomorrow -- The early fairs -- A century of progress -- Midwest, southwest, and western fairs -- New York World's Fair of 1939-40 -- Deco souvenirs -- The wonder city theme -- A deco tour of New York City skyscrapers -- Automatic deco for a nickel -- New facades -- Terra-cotta -- Tulsa deco -- Delores del Rio goes moderne -- Miami moderne -- Florida deco -- Echo deco.
0789208237 (paperback)
745.409 POP
745.409
English
46375
Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
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Penrith | Reference | 745.409 POP | Not for loan (Set: 10 Feb 2016) |