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Objects of design from the Museum of Modern Art

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2003288 pagesMuseum of Modern Art

Synopsis

This volume showcases 341 color plates of design objects from the Museum of Modern Art, organized into nine thematic sections. It explores the diverse aesthetic and conceptual viewpoints in design from the late nineteenth century onward, tracing the historical evolution of modern design and the Museum's renowned collection. Authoritative texts by curators, including an introductory essay by Paola Antonelli, enrich the plate section with insights into major styles and masterpieces of modern design. This book is the second in a three-volume series on the department's holdings.

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Paola Antonelli is a Senior Curator of Architecture & Design at MoMA. Her book, Objects of Design from the Museum of Modern Art, explores significant design pieces from the museum's collection. She focuses on how design shapes our everyday lives.

Bevin Cline is an author specializing in design history. Her work includes "Objects of design from the Museum of Modern Art," which explores significant pieces from the museum's collection.

Tina di Carlo is known for her work on "Objects of design from the Museum of Modern Art." Her writing focuses on design history and the significance of museum collections.

Christian Larsen writes across different subjects, from art and design history to healthy cooking. His works include Objects of design from the Museum of Modern Art and the cookbook Pies sanos.

Luisa Lorch specializes in design history, with a particular focus on museum collections. She is best known for her book, "Objects of design from the Museum of Modern Art," which examines key pieces from the MoMA collection.

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