Raymond Loewy: the fine art of self-promotion

Article Abstract:

Industrial designer Raymond Loewy produced objects with curves. He designed trains, automobiles, kitchen ranges, iceboxes, pencil sharpeners and vacuum cleaners. His design philosophy was defined in the 1920s and the 1930s and rendered Art Deco into something that the US could understand. Loewy was a showman and contributed greatly to the history of publicity.

Engineering services, Industrial Designers, Industrial Design Services, Management, Loewy, Raymond

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Saving grace

Article Abstract:

Removal of signs of disorder and neglect proves to be useful in restoring law and order, as there is a direct relationship between crime and ugliness. It is seen that a carefully conceived packaging program or a responsibly-designed appliance can do a lot to improve the civilization.

Influence, Culture, Civilization, Law and order

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