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| Desk, Ruhlmann, 1919, Art Deco, formal, elegant, exotic wood |
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| Table for Villa E. 1027, Gray, 1927, Art Deco, transat theme, multiple purposes, adjustable top |
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| Bibendum Chair, Gray, 1933, Art Deco, michelin man style and name, transat theme |
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| Chrysler Building, van Allen, NYC, 1923, Art Deco, tallest building in NYC for 11 months, built 4 floors per week, crown for floating appearance |
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| Miami Beach Art Deco Hotels, 1930s |
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| Karlsplatz Station, Wagner, Vienna, 1898, Jugendstil, brought together function and poetry, construction and decoration, geometric idealization, applied ornament |
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| Secession Building, Olbrich, 1898, Vienna, Secessionstil, simplified version of Jugendstil, much more white space, display piece for other secessionstil works |
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| Sitting Machine, Hoffman, 1908, Wiener Werkstatte, |
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| Postal Savings Bank, Wagner, 1906, Weiner Werkstatte, designed like atrium, simple but elegant use of material itself |
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| Steiner House, Loos, 1910, Early Modernism |
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| Synchron Clock, Behrens, 1910, Early Modernism, viewed from both sides (synchronized the 24 hours) |
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| Robie House, Wright, 1909, Organic Architecture, Chicago, prairie house, users can move freely from interior to exterior, cantilevers, indigenous materials |
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| Falling Water, Wright, 1936, Organic Architecture, Pennsylvania, bedrooms small to encourage outward social activities |
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| Interior of Johnson Wax Co, Wright, 1944, Organic Architecture, Wisconsin, no internal walls, dendriform columns |
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| Desk, Chair for Johnson Wax Co., Wright, 1944, Organic Architecture |
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| Preliminary Course, Weimar Bauhaus, 1919-1925, Vorkurs, modern day "basic design" course |
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| Bauhaus Questionnaire, 1919-1925, Weimar Bauhaus |
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| Table Lamp, Wagenfeld, 1924, Weimar Bauhaus |
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| Bauhaus, Gropius, 1925, Dessau, merged art and industry, factory design |
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| Universal Type, Bayer, 1928, Dessau Bauhaus, idealist typeface |
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| Kandem Lamp, Brandt, 1928, Dessau Bauhaus, |
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| Cesca Chair, Breuer, 1928, Dessau Bauhaus, named for daughter, cantilever |
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| emphasis of horizontality, cantilevers, integration of interior to exterior, designed architecture to relate to topography of site, indigenous materials, textile blocks |
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| flat geometricized parallel patterns in sunbursts, chevrons, lightning rays; use of exotic materials like shagreen, ivory, parchment; references to luxury, wealth, prosperity; references to Hollywood cinema; references to travel and speed; use of veneered panels of exotic wood |
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| focus on craft design, use of Bauhaus Questionnaire, curriculum that made use of Preliminary Course |
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