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📷 Reinhold Weiss passed away on December 6, 2022, from complications of Covid-19. RIP. I love his design classics for Braun and his coffee grinder is working in my household since 50 years. Pics via MoMa https://t.co/2LTZ9qaNqG
📷 Identipops: Build your favorite Popstar, 1969. Via Dangerous Minds Identipops was a children’s game. The goal was to build their favorite pop star or create an entirely new one Frankenstein-style. According to the box, there were over 74... https://t.co/I3b7o6RG27
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📷 Patchwork Fragment, Tumbling Blocks; 1870–1890. Silk. Via Cooper Hewitt Also known as cubework, the optical results of floating, stacked and overall cubic arrangements are achieved through the distribution of color and light and dark... https://t.co/V3u6tr1r8b
📷 Antonio Salviati, Vase, ‘Facon de Venise’, 1888. Blown glass (pagliesco). 2/ goblet, 1889. Murano, Venice, Italy. Via Maas Museum In 1859 Dr Antonio Salviati set up a Murano company to revive traditional Venetian glass. In 1877 the... https://t.co/8Yml7D8BqQ
📷 ED Group for Tessuti Mompiano, 1972. Maxima Series – hand printed, by Franco Grignani (+ design drawings). “It is the first time in Italy that a homogeneous group of architects and designers, preliminarily coordinated, operates in the... https://t.co/CgDQbN4uom
📷 Sacha Wiederhold 1/ Jazz Symphony, 1927, Silard Isaak Collection 2/ Sailboats in the harbor, 1929, oil, tempera and gold bronze on paper, laminated on canvas, Silard Isaak Collection 3/ Archers, 1928, oil on cardboard on canvas,... https://t.co/3V5GccIrK2
📷 Kaigara Danmen Zuan, “Inside wonders” pattern book, 1913. Published in Kyoto by Unsōdō, Japan. Via Cooper Hewitt / https://t.co/PlLdbmoLj4 Yoichirō Hirase, a mollusk scientist, collected over 3500 seashells, 1000 of which were new discoveries.... https://t.co/Kon5GaOtHN
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