00000nam a2200000 i 4500 UP-1685523046126113134 Buklod 20240112100542.0 a r |||| u| ta 240112s2020 enk a b 000 0 eng 9780857853523 (hardback) 17945198 DLC DCHE rda eng DMLUC NK 1175 I26 2020 Iconic designs 50 stories about 50 things edited by Grace Lees-Maffei. Iconic designs fifty stories about fifty things. London New York Bloomsbury Visual Arts [2020] ©2014 240 pages color illustrations 26 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (pages 237-239). Part I. Hot in the city : Eiffel Tower, France: Gustave Eiffel, 1889 / Claire Jones -- Ford Model T, USA: Henry Ford, 1908 / Paul Hazell -- London Underground Diagram, UK: Harry Beck, 1931 / Christoph Lueder -- Tuk Tuk, Italy/Thailand: Corradino D'Ascanio, 1948- / Thomas Brandt -- Sydney Opera House, Australia: Jørn Utzon, Denmark, 1957-73 / D.J. Huppatz -- McDonald's Golden Arches Logo, USA: Jim Schindler, 1968 / D.J. Huppatz -- Mobility Scooter, USA: Allen R. Thieme, 1968 / Nicolas P. Maffei -- Concorde, France/UK: Pierre Satre/Sir Archibald Russell, Aerospatiale/BAe, 1969 / Amy E. Foster -- The London Eye, UK: Marks Barfield Architects, 1999 / Jilly Traganou and Grace Vetrocq Tuttle -- The Palm Islands, Dubai, UAE: Nakheel Properties, 2001- / Dolly Jørgensen -- Part II. Page turners and screen sirens : Isotype, Austria: Marie Reidemeister, Otto Neurath, Gerd Arntz, 1925-1934 / Ellen Lupton -- Metropolis, Germany: Fritz Lang, 1927 / Nathaniel Robert Walker -- Penguin Books, UK: Allen Lane, 1935 and Jan Tschichold, 1947-1949 / Paul Shaw -- Helvetica, Switzerland: Max Miedinger and Eduard Hoffmann, 1957 / Kerry William Purcell -- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band cover, UK: Peter Blake and Jann Haworth, 1967 / Alice Twemlow -- Graphical User Interface (GUI), USA: Apple, 1984 / Paul Atkinson -- Benetton Advertising Campaigns, Italy: Oliviero Toscani, 1986- / Cilia Lury -- Ray Gun, USA: David Carson, 1992-1995 / Julia Moszkowicz -- eBay.com, USA: Pierre Omidyar, 1995 / Ida Engholm -- Facebook, USA: Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes, 2003 / Alison Gazzard -- Part III. Genius at work : Paper clip, USA: Samuel B. Fay, 1867 / Joe Moran -- Wooton Desk, USA: William S. Wooton, 1874 / Kenneth L. Ames -- Incandescent light bulb, USA: Thomas Edison, 1880 / Carroll Pursell -- Streamlined pencil sharpener, USA: Raymond Loewy, 1933 / Nicolas P. Maffei -- Bic Cristal pen, France: Société PPA, 1950 / Susan Lambert -- Polypropylene Chair, UK: Robin Day, 1960-1963 / Susan Lambert -- 'Valentine' Typewriter, Italy: Ettore Sottsass Jr. and Perry A. King for C. Olivetti S.p.A., 1969 / Penny Sparke -- Rubik's Cube, Hungary: Ernö Rubik, 1974 / Kjetil Fallan -- Post-It Note, USA: Spender Silver and Arthur Fry for 3M, 1980 / Alice Twemlow -- Apple iMac G3, USA: Jonathan Ive for Apple, 1998 / Paul Atkinson -- Part IV. Home rules : Portland Vase, UK: Josiah Wedgwood, 1789 / Glenn Adamson -- Heinz 57 Varieties: Henry J. Heinz & L. Clarence Noble, 1869 / Michael J. Golec -- 'Strawberry Thief', UK: William Morris, 1883 / Emma Ferry -- Frankfurt Kitchen, Germany: Grete Lihotzky, 1926 / Finn Arne Jørgensen -- Clubsessel, 'B3' 'Wassily' chair, Germany: Marcel Breuer, 1927 / Clive Edwards -- Princess Telephone, USA: Henry Dreyfuss for Bell Telephone, 1959 / Lasse Brunnström -- LEGO, Denmark: Ole Kirk Christiansen, 1958 / Kjetil Fallan -- Barbie, USA: Ruth Handler/Mattel, 1959 / Juliette Peers -- Juicy Salif Lemon Squeezer, Italy/France: Philippe Starck, 1990 / Grace Lees-Maffei -- Dyson DC01 vacuum cleaner, UK: James Dyson, 1993 / Louise Crewe -- Part V. Personal effects : Chopsticks, China: c. 3,000 BC / Yunah Lee -- Zōri and flip-flop sandal, Japan/World: n.d. / Martha Chaiklin -- Levi's Jeans, USA: Jacob Davis and Levi Strauss & Co., 1873 / Christopher Breward -- Swiss Army knife, Switzerland: Karl Elsener, Victorinox, 1891 / Catharine Rossi -- Brownie Camera, USA: Eastman Kodak, 1900 / Marc Olivier -- Chanel Suit, France: Coco Chanel, c. 1913 / Hazel Clark -- Coca-Cola Bottle, USA: Earl R. Dean, 1915 / Finn Arne Jørgensen -- Hello Kitty, Japan: Yūko Shimizu for Sanrio, 1974 / Brian J. McVeigh -- Sony Walkman, Japan: Nobutoshi Kihara, 1978 / Juliette Kristensen -- Wind-Up Radio, UK/South Africa: Trevor Baylis, 1992 / Gabriele Oropallo "By returning to the etymological roots of iconicity and showcasing objects which are distinctive, memorable, internationally recognised and the subject of significant media attention, this text addresses what we mean by 'iconic' and how that aids our understanding of design and of iconicity. 50 compact chapters examine designs ranging from everyday goods to high-end 'designer' objects and explores how iconicity was established and how it contributes to our understanding of iconic design, by considering production, consumption and legacy alongside similar or contemporaneous objects. The book is divided into five parts, each addressing a thematic locus, arranged in a sequence from the public to the personal. This structure demonstrates that icons are not only a public phenomenon but infiltrate our intimate self-identity, in the form of objects which we carry with us and contribute to our sense of self. With significantly longer object entries than standard texts, this is essential reading for students and scholars of design history, design criticism, design studies and material culture studies, museum studies, art and architectural history, architecture and design practice"-- Provided by publisher. Design History. Lees-Maffei, Grace editor. FO UPD DCHE NK 1175 I26 2020 Book