1950s Design

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Regina Relang, The Pearl Necklace, 1955. Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print. Via Gallerie Basse

Space dog, 1950s. Made by Yoshiya, Japan. V&A

Carl Auböck, chair and trolley, 1953. Wicker. Werkstatt Carl Auböck, Vienna. Museen des Mobiliendepo

Barbara Jones, artwork for Catalogue cover, exhibition Black Eyes and Lemonade, British Popular Art,

André Sornay, Low Seat Slipper chair, 1955. Source

Egon Eiermann, Folding chair SE 18, 1952. Wilde und Spieth, Germany. Museum für Angewandte Kunst. Vi

Franco Scaglione, Alfa Romeo (B.A.T.) 5, 7 & 9 concept cars, 1953–1955. Via Sotheby’sAhead of th

Knoll brochure, german edition, 1953-54. Via Marcel Breuer Digital Archive

Alexey Brodovitch, cover design for Harpers Bazaar, 1958. USA.

talesfromweirdland:Before it became Batman’s ride, the 1955 Lincoln Futura was a concept car, create

Richard Neagle, The Bamboozler child’s clothes tree, 1953. Wood and metal. Brooklyn Museum. Exhibiti

Trude Petri, Cookie jar with a high grip, 1957. KPM Manufakturarchiv, Berlin. Via museumsportal

design-is-fine:Piero Fornasetti, plates Arcimboldesca, 1950s. Via domusweb.it

Models on the roof of Palazzo Pucci in Florence, wearing evening dresses, palazzo pyjamas and terryc

Staffan Wirén, illustrations for the ABC Book “Ingen rädder för ABC inte heller för 1-2-3" – No

Harry Bertoia, High chair, 1951. Knoll International. Via Goldstein Design Museum, University of Min

Early cover (girls) of Christophorus magazine, the in-house publication of Porsche. It started in 19

Niklaus Stoecklin, advertising poster for Bell meat company, 1955. Switzerland. Stoecklin was the fa

Franco Grignani, artwork for Vitamine A ad, 1952. Dompé Farmaceutici, Italy. Via aiap.it

Egon Eiermann (1904-1970), folding chair SE 18, 1958. Made by Wilde & Spieth, Esslingen, Germany

Jens Risom, chair Vostra, 1950s. Re-edition Walter Knoll, Germany.

Verner Panton, Easy chair, 1959. Denmark. Via Wright

Gerhard Kubetschek. Entertainment centre ‘Kuba Komet’ with radio, TV-set, record player,

Ray and Charles Eames, Hang-it-All rack for kids, 1953. Welded steel frame, wooden balls. USA. vitra

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