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Cupboard, 1600-1750, Netherlands uses what materials
mother of pearl inlay and ebony veneer
Tulip Vase recurring dynamics
Spread of forms through trade through China and Iran as well as influencing print culture
Salon of War, 1600-1750
France
Commode 1600 - 1750, France
What Rococo characteristics are shown within this object?
Lightness, C and S scrolls, serrated leafs
Shawl, India, 1750-1900, Woven Wool
What are the recurring Dynamics shown in this object
Colonialism, Industrialization
Stoup, 1600-1750
Italy Baroque
Ewer and Basin, Turkey, 1750-1900, Silver
Diffusion of European design ideas (rococo) into the Ottoman Empire
Exoticims - the passion for European design by those in the Ottoman Empire coming into increasing contact through conflict and trade
What recurring dynamic is shown in the Pakistani Tanker Truck
Cultural Continuity - traditional imagery from textiles and architecture applied in the new context of automotive design.
Alter, 1600 - 1750
Spain
Cigarette Advertisement, China, 1900-2000
What design elements does this advertisement use to project modernity?
The women were dressed in Westernized dresses and hairstyles. Selling products by selling sexual availability.
What recurring dynamics are found in the Indian Chair designed by Le Corbusier?
Industrialism, Urbanism, Designers process specialized knowledge of production
Mirror Salon, 1600 - 1750
Originated from what country
Germany, made during the Rococo era
How did the Korean Government use graphic design to spread their political messages?
~ Inexpensive to produce
~ Easily mounted in public and private spaces
~ Quick to make and convey directives to the mass population
~ Does not require literacy
What recurring dynamics are shown in the North American blanket made from woven wool?
Colonization, Exotism, Textiles and needlework as a form of cultural and economic capital for women
Carpet, 1900-2000, after Pablo Picasso
Iran