Alice Rawsthornさんのイラストまとめ

Lora Lamm’s summers | 6. When Lora Lamm worked in Milan from 1953 until 1964, the design community was a male domain, but she was lucky in working for La Rinascente alongside such talented female designers as Carla Gorgerino, Pegge Hopper and Amneris Latis
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Thank you to The Gentle Author for this map of a tour of the real history of Spitalfields including pioneering women designers such as Anna-Maria Garthwaite in textiles and Louisa Courtauld, one of the first female silversmiths.
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Gunta Stölzl - 4. When a picture says more than words. Gunta Stölzl was appointed “master" of the Bauhaus weaving workshop in 1926. Here she is on the roof of the new Bauhaus Dessau in a commemorative photo for its opening with her all-male colleagues.
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Ljubljana. What a treat to visit the National Library designed by Jože Plečnik from 1930 to 1931 as a Gesamtkunstwerk, obsessing over the horse's head door handles, the ancient fossils embedded in the grey Podpeč marble and the Reading Room railings made from plumbing pipes.

Marianne Brandt - 4. Like many Bauhaus students, Brandt was fascinated by photography and while spending several months in Paris in 1926, she experimented with a new medium, photo collage, to explore her political concerns.
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Frith Kerr and Justin Anderson checking out her installation for the Please Sit exhibition, curated by Gitta Gschwendtner at Fenton House, an 17th century merchant's home in Hampstead. Ben Kelly and Clare Cumberlidge trying it out too, with Ben wearing the poodle slippers.

Thoroughly enjoyed reading Elizabeth Otto's new book, Haunted Bauhaus. The Gertrud Arndt self-portrait on the cover sums it up, and the subtitle: Occult Spirituality, Gender Fluidity, Queer Identities, and Radical Politics.
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Paul Rand | 4. After redesigning IBM's visual identity Rand wrote extensive rules to specify how it should be implemented. IBM applied them so strictly that Rand's playful Eye, Bee and M version was initially banned on the grounds that it broke his rules.
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Cambridge. Kettle's Yard was one of my favourite places in Cambridge as a student. It is such a pleasure to return and see Jim and Helen Ede's wonderful house so sensitively restored by Jamie Fobert - down to the pebbles and light switches - and packed with people.
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A playful light show at the Olafur Eliasson exhibition at @Tate Modern.