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Eric Meola
Photograph for " Badlands ," a Bruce Springsteen album , CBS Records . John Berg , art director. Ad photo for Atlantic Aviation . Bob Sull ivan , art director; Geer, DuBois , agency. Right: photo for Geval ia ad series . Bo Zaunders , art director; Young & Rubicam , Sweden , agency.
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Clarence Lee
Signage for Hila Airport. Richard Nakasone, project director. Symbols for Kana Surf Resort ; Hawaiian Savings; Hawaiian Airlines; Paradise Park (bird and garden park) ; Maui Marriot Resort (solution based on Nene Goose, Hawaii 's state bird , rotating to form a Lokelani , Maui Island 's flower symbol.) Right: poster for Hawaiian Airlines, illustration by Freya Tanz . Wall murals for a low-income housing project. Signage for Wailea residential commun ity, design by Richard Nakasone.
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Jozef Sumichrast
"Dream ", a painting for an exhibition in Harlin Qu ist Gallery, Paris. Alphabet illustration for Levi's ad . Conny Yuvan , art director; Foote, Cone & Beld ing/Honig, agency. Right: cover for a record album of animal stories told by disc jockey Larry Lujack on WLS Rad io. Glynda Stewart, art director; Lee King & Partners, agency. Unpublished ill ustration of a tiger. Poster illustration for Sears on the theme of "Two Feet" promoting their portable washer and dryer combination . Inclusion of a mobile home was suggested ; Sumichrast provided a tortoise. AI Adas , art director; Grant/Jacoby, agency.
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Exhibit Design
Van Dyke McCarthy's model of AlaskaNaldez Visitor Center buildings is 1/a'' scale . Halsted & Muramatsu's Sanyo trade show model is intended to show the major exhibit elements and overall plan at W' scale. %"scale model of permanent exhibit for Raychem Corporation by Larry Klein of Bright & Agate. Made of PVC tube and sheet, an easy material to cut, assemble and finish , this scale model was 30" x 60" and was in two pieces to ease handling . Barry Howard 's AT&T model studies forms and typography at 1" scale. Ramirez & Woods' study models of two large exhibits , one for South Carolina's Tricentennial Exhibition in 3/1s" scale and the dome for the International Communications Agency (formerly U.S.I.A.) in 3/e" scale clearly show structures, but can only indicate exhibit elements at these smaller scales .
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Pentagram design offices
Studio, looking east. Sliding storage ; lockers; women's toi let with window fram ing the Flatiron Build ing ; men 's toilet with no window but offering an architectural feel ing in the tiles. Below: photographs of the London stud io. Pentagram Papers , the design firm 's publication , featured a series of Bruce Davidson 's photographs of architecture in the Madison Square area with a poetic commentary by Theo Crosby and a cover three-dimensional map with keys to orient each photograph to the location of the New York Pentagram office . Four of Davidson 's photographs are shown here: the Flatiron Build ing , 1902; Metropolitan Life Building, 1909; 225 Fifth Avenue , 1907; St. James Building , 1897.
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