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Item # Date Time Recs Subject
018291 02/07/13 00:43 27 'modern' music
018285 02/07/11 22:31 637 Fw: Miles Davis Meets Isamu Noguchi at DWR
018219 02/07/03 12:10 623 Fw: Firework Design + Favorites On Sale at DWR
018217 02/07/03 00:34 53 ny historical society
018002 02/05/30 07:43 22 Re: atomium
017994 02/05/29 20:30 20 atomium
017884 02/05/19 11:16 22 nanographics
017842 02/05/04 00:37 458 in God we Trust (if needed)
017750 02/04/18 00:19 32 rem's style
017704 02/04/08 10:17 38 Re: gehry's house
017687 02/04/05 00:41 26 gehry's house
017620 02/03/26 08:42 82 Re: back from l.a.
017618 02/03/26 00:14 29 back from l.a.
017516 02/03/16 00:44 20 ockman
017506 02/03/15 00:18 20 eames view* packet
017498 02/03/14 13:38 72 Re: event in los angeles
017494 02/03/14 13:10 53 event in los angeles
017154 02/02/13 08:43 69 Re: vislab
017143 02/02/12 08:34 42 Re: vislab
017138 02/02/12 00:27 31 vislab
016801 02/01/07 00:27 23 mathematica?
016800 02/01/06 13:25 53 Ray and Charles Eames, MATHEMATICA?
016548 01/11/29 00:36 44 Re: DESIGN-L Digest - 27 Nov 2001 to 28 Nov 2001 (#2001-223)
015976 01/08/05 12:10 51 Re: generalist
015974 01/08/05 12:00 24 generalist
014844 00/04/10 12:11 368 Power of Symbols.
014021 99/11/10 21:46 22 Eames: Nat'l Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
014022 99/11/10 16:59 23 Re: Eames: Nat'l Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
012716 99/01/04 07:12 51 Re: academic query
012694 98/12/31 01:09 43 Re: academic query
012689 98/12/30 19:04 27 academic query
011546 98/03/10 00:11 125 Re: Studio Teaching
010745 97/04/16 18:39 421 Re: request for information on women designers
010601 97/02/23 13:12 117 The Sex of Architecture
010523 97/02/01 08:49 188 Landscape Visionary
009982 96/10/23 19:49 21 Kunstler's statement
009917 96/10/12 12:03 139 Zen and the Art of Design
009354 96/07/24 11:38 475 Design furniture sales list 52
009299 96/07/11 20:40 36 Eames Aluminium Group chair FS
009167 96/06/18 04:42 33 Re: Two Questions
009164 96/06/17 23:28 44 Re: Two Questions
009095 96/06/10 10:39 162 Wilford Stirling Wilford
007903 95/11/28 23:47 434 Re: timely organic design
007526 95/10/22 00:50 13 Yes, neo, maybe
007379 95/10/10 08:57 293 Re: Design Furniture for sale
005431 95/02/19 11:17 59 Re: Muschamp on Botta
004874 95/01/28 11:58 189 Muschamp Flirts
004532 95/01/07 19:05 210 Muschamp on Dreams and Visions (Long)
003119 94/09/14 10:53 15 Design etc.
002871 94/07/23 10:46 26 Southern California Architecture Trip
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Item #18291 (13 Jul 2002 00:43) - 'modern' music
Then, of course, Elmer Bernstein wrote so many of the scores to the
Eames' movies ...
Item #18285 (11 Jul 2002 22:31) - Fw: Miles Davis Meets Isamu Noguchi at DWR
the most enduring classic pieces of modern furniture ever produced. The =
midcentury masters were flourishing: Jacobsen, Nelson, Eames, Saarinen, =
Kjaerholm, Prouve, Noguchi, etc.. Simultaneously, many of the most =
Sonny Rollins, Charlie Mingus, and Thelonius Monk. Is it a coincidence =
that the Eames Lounge Chair, Yanagi Stool, and Nelson Marshmallow Sofa =
were all produced at about the same year that Dave Brubeck's " Time =
href="http://newsletter.dwr.com/designers.cfm?designer_id=105&c==
titan071002&n=newsletter&t=email">Eames</A>,
<A
href="http://newsletter.dwr.com/productdetail.cfm?id=0943&c=tit=
an071002&n=newsletter&t=email">Eames
Lounge Chair</A>, <A
Item #18219 (3 Jul 2002 12:10) - Fw: Firework Design + Favorites On Sale at DWR
accompanying glass-topped Go Table, the classic Marcel Chair in red or =
white leather, the Eames Low Tables and the beautifully crafted cherry =
wood Papallona Table from Spain. Click here to find them all online.
href="http://newsletter.dwr.com/productdetail.cfm?id=1521&c=fir=
eworks070202&n=newsletter&t=email">Eames
Low Tables</A> and the beautifully crafted cherry wood <A
Item #18217 (3 Jul 2002 00:34) - ny historical society
View*Productions
"Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs" in View-Master® 3-D
http://www.viewproductions.com
Item #18002 (30 May 2002 07:43) - Re: atomium
> View*Productions
> "Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs" in View-Master® 3-D
> http://www.viewproductions.com
Item #17994 (29 May 2002 20:30) - atomium
View*Productions
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http://www.viewproductions.com
Item #17884 (19 May 2002 11:16) - nanographics
View*Productions
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http://www.viewproductions.com
Item #17842 (4 May 2002 00:37) - in God we Trust (if needed)
extreme manifestations of opinions are frequently rejoining themselves. Les
extr=EAmes se rejoignent souvent en ... politique ?
>
<FONT COLOR="#0000FF">extreme manifestations of opinions are frequently rej=
oining themselves. Les extr=EAmes se rejoignent souvent en ... politique ?<BR>
</FONT>> <BR>
Item #17750 (18 Apr 2002 00:19) - rem's style
View*Productions
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Item #17704 (8 Apr 2002 10:17) - Re: gehry's house
View*Productions
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Item #17687 (5 Apr 2002 00:41) - gehry's house
View*Productions
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http://www.viewproductions.com
Item #17620 (26 Mar 2002 08:42) - Re: back from l.a.
back from a week in l.a. where our eames view-master packet 'premiered'.
wild place. no resemblance to the east coast. hard to convince anyone
View*Productions
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Available in March 2002
Item #17618 (26 Mar 2002 00:14) - back from l.a.
back from a week in l.a. where our eames view-master packet 'premiered'.
wild place. no resemblance to the east coast. hard to convince anyone
View*Productions
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Available in March 2002
Item #17516 (16 Mar 2002 00:44) - ockman
View*Productions
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Item #17506 (15 Mar 2002 00:18) - eames view* packet
Organization: View Productions
Subject: eames view* packet
MIME-Version: 1.0
10% off to anyone on this list, and everything's postpaid. Just add it
up and take 10% off the total. The Eames set isn't available until March
23, though.
Item #17498 (14 Mar 2002 13:38) - Re: event in los angeles
For listmembers in the Los Angeles area: you're invited to a reception
on the occasion of the publication of "Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo
Photographs." The reception will be held at the Eames Gallery on
Thursday evening, March 21, from 6 - 8 pm. The Gallery is located at
Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs
Notes by Eames Demetrios
Produced by Michael Kaplan and Gregory Terry
Charles and Ray Eames rank among the most important American designers
of the twentieth century. Known for their groundbreaking contributions
furniture exemplify their playful use of the photographic medium. Notes
by Eames Demetrios summarize the life, career, and philosophy of the
designers.
The stereo photographs in this packet were taken by Charles and Ray
Eames in the early 1950s. The images of the Eames House (Case Study
House #8) were intended for inclusion in a 1952 exhibit at the Museum
View*Productions
Publishers of "Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs" in View-Master® 3-D
Available in March 2002
Item #17494 (14 Mar 2002 13:10) - event in los angeles
For listmembers in the Los Angeles area: you're invited to a reception
on the occasion of the publication of "Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo
Photographs." The reception will be held at the Eames Gallery on
Thursday evening, March 21, from 6 - 8 pm. The Gallery is located at
Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs
Notes by Eames Demetrios
Produced by Michael Kaplan and Gregory Terry
Charles and Ray Eames rank among the most important American designers
of the twentieth century. Known for their groundbreaking contributions
furniture exemplify their playful use of the photographic medium. Notes
by Eames Demetrios summarize the life, career, and philosophy of the
designers.
The stereo photographs in this packet were taken by Charles and Ray
Eames in the early 1950s. The images of the Eames House (Case Study
House #8) were intended for inclusion in a 1952 exhibit at the Museum
View*Productions
Publishers of "Charles & Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs" in View-Master® 3-D
Available in March 2002
Item #17154 (13 Feb 2002 08:43) - Re: vislab
> >
> >This reminds me of what Charles Eames and George
> Nelson were doing at
Item #17143 (12 Feb 2002 08:34) - Re: vislab
>
>This reminds me of what Charles Eames and George Nelson were doing at
>the University of Georgia in 1953. Check out Stanley Abercrombie's
Item #17138 (12 Feb 2002 00:27) - vislab
This reminds me of what Charles Eames and George Nelson were doing at
the University of Georgia in 1953. Check out Stanley Abercrombie's
View*Productions
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Available in March 2002
Item #16801 (7 Jan 2002 00:27) - mathematica?
Check with the Eames Office: http://www.eamesoffice.com
View*Productions
Publishers of "Charles and Ray Eames: Stereo Photographs" in
View-Master® 3-D
Item #16800 (6 Jan 2002 13:25) - Ray and Charles Eames, MATHEMATICA?
From: Howard Ray Lawrence <howardl@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Ray and Charles Eames, MATHEMATICA?
Mime-Version: 1.0
Mathematica, the Eames's first museum exhibition, signaled a shift in
emphasis that characterized the last two decades of their careers: a
their best-known, WAS shown at the Exploratorium's McBean theater November
23-25. Look for more films and lectures focusing on design and the Eames's
work in the spring of 2002.
<br>
</a>Mathematica, the Eames's first museum exhibition, signaled a shift in
emphasis that characterized the last two decades of their careers: a
November 23-25. Look for more films and lectures focusing on design and
the Eames's work in the spring of 2002.<br>
<br>
Item #16548 (29 Nov 2001 00:36) - Re: DESIGN-L Digest - 27 Nov 2001 to 28 Nov 2001 (#2001-223)
4) from Charles Eames: What is Design?
Item #15976 (5 Aug 2001 12:10) - Re: generalist
> Does anyone actually *hire* generalists? I thought they usually go into
> business for themselves. Like Edison, or Eames.
>
> "The Eames shop has been likened to the Whole Earth Catalog - in three
> dimensions."
Item #15974 (5 Aug 2001 12:00) - generalist
Does anyone actually *hire* generalists? I thought they usually go into
business for themselves. Like Edison, or Eames.
"The Eames shop has been likened to the Whole Earth Catalog - in three dimensions."
-Owen Gingerich, Professor of Astronomy, 1977
Item #14844 (10 Apr 2000 12:11) - Power of Symbols.
See the film, Powers of Ten by Ray and Charles Eames, There is, also, a
book by the same name.
<font color="#FF0000"><i>See the film, <u>Powers of Ten</u> by Ray and=
Charles Eames, There is, also, a book by the same name.<br>
<br>
Item #14021 (10 Nov 1999 21:46) - Eames: Nat'l Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
From: scott paterson <sgp_7@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Eames: Nat'l Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
Mime-Version: 1.0
I'm looking for contact information for the National Institute of Design in
Ahmedabad, India established in 1961 by the Eames.
Item #14022 (10 Nov 1999 16:59) - Re: Eames: Nat'l Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
From: Randolph Fritz <randolph@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Eames: Nat'l Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
In-Reply-To: <19991110214626.33489.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> I'm looking for contact information for the National Institute of Design in
> Ahmedabad, India established in 1961 by the Eames.
>
Item #12716 (4 Jan 1999 07:12) - Re: academic query
> have familiarity with or expertise in this field. I'd suggest Charles
> and Ray Eames, if they were alive. Craig Hodgetts comes to mind.
>
Item #12694 (31 Dec 1998 01:09) - Re: academic query
>have familiarity with or expertise in this field. I'd suggest Charles
>and Ray Eames, if they were alive. Craig Hodgetts comes to mind.
>
Item #12689 (30 Dec 1998 19:04) - academic query
have familiarity with or expertise in this field. I'd suggest Charles
and Ray Eames, if they were alive. Craig Hodgetts comes to mind.
Item #11546 (10 Mar 1998 00:11) - Re: Studio Teaching
i got this way by studying Richard Buckminster Fuller,
George Nelson, Charles and Ray Eames, Frank Lloyd Wright, Marshall
McLuhan, Eero Saarinen, Louise Nevelson, Saul & Elaine Bass, Noguchi,
Item #10745 (16 Apr 1997 18:39) - Re: request for information on women designers
Other women designers have suffered the same fate of seeing
their work credited to male collaborators, as Ray Eames'
was to her husband, Charles, and Lily Reich's to her lover,
Item #10601 (23 Feb 1997 13:12) - The Sex of Architecture
registered architects are women, and the only female
recipients of the RIBA Gold Medal - Ray Eames and Patricia
Hopkins - were given their prestigious gongs for work in
Item #10523 (1 Feb 1997 08:49) - Landscape Visionary
horticultural equivalents of the architecture and furniture
of Charles and Ray Eames -- Mr. Eckbo is still not as
celebrated as his contemporary co-professionals Thomas
Item #9982 (23 Oct 1996 19:49) - Kunstler's statement
context of post-war capitalist development: Alvar Aalto, Serge Chermayeff,
Charles and Ray Eames, Ralph Erskine, Walter Gropius, George Nelson, Hans
Scharoun, Jose Luis Sert, among many others.
Item #9917 (12 Oct 1996 12:03) - Zen and the Art of Design
Other women designers have suffered the same fate of seeing
their work credited to male collaborators, as Ray Eames'
was to her husband, Charles, and Lily Reich's to her lover,
Item #9354 (24 Jul 1996 11:38) - Design furniture sales list 52
Charles Eames Lounge Chair "670" . Cast aluminium flat-top swivel base
supporting rosewood veneered, laminated shells and black leather cushions.
Charles Eames Aluminium Group side chair. Model EA105. Aluminium frame and
4-star base. Upholstered in red hopsack. Manufactured by Herman Miller.
3 Charles Eames Aluminium Group arm chairs. Model EA108. Two with aluminium
frame and arms, 4-star swivel base, one in chrome. Upholstered in black
Charles Eames Aluminium Group arm chairs. Model EA108. Aluminium frame and
arms, 4-star swivel base. Upholstered in black netweave fabric. Manufactured
A pair of Charles Eames Aluminium Group lounge chairs. Model EA116.
Aluminium frame and arms, 4-star swivel base. Upholstered in black netweave
Charles Eames Aluminium Group desk chair. Model EA117. Aluminium frame,
polished arms, 4-star height adjustable tilt and swivel base with castors.
Charles Eames Aluminium Group desk chair. Model EA117. Aluminium frame,
polished arms, 4-star height adjustable tilt and swivel base with castors.
Charles Eames Aluminium Group desk chair. Model EA117. Aluminium frame,
polished arms, 5-star height adjustable tilt and swivel base with gas lift
Charles Eames Soft Pad Group desk chair. Model EA217. Aluminium frame,
polished arms, 5-star height adjustable tilt and swivel base with gas lift
Charles Eames LAR fibreglass shell arm chair. Yellow shell upholstered in
dark blue fabric. Chrome plated wire rod cats cradle base. Labelled
Charles Eames fibreglass shell side chairs. Shells in black or white
upholstered in red or brown hopsack fabric. Supported on wire rod Eiffel
Charles Eames fibreglass shell side chairs. Shells available in lime green,
black (140 each), red and yellow (150 each). Supported on wire rod Eiffel
Charles Eames segmented base contract table. Elliptical boat shaped work
surface with oak veneer and rubber lip supported on twin, grey lacquered,
Charles Eames segmented base contract table. Circular work surface with
rosewood veneer supported on a single chromed pedestal and four-star chromed
Charles Eames Aluminium Group table. Circular work surface in off-white
melamine supported on a single black painted pedestal and four-star
Charles Eames Aluminium Group coffee table. Circular work surface in
off-white melamine supported on a single black painted pedestal and
The Herman Miller Collection 1952 - Furniture designed by George Nelson and
Charles Eames, with occasional pieces by Isamu Noguchi, Peter Hvidt & O. M.
Nielsen. New introduction by Ralph Caplan. 124 pages, illustrated.
a small family owned business to a public corporation, and its products by
designers including Eames, Girard, Nelson and Propst. Hard bound. Published
in 1986. 10
A set of six DKR wire dining chairs by Charles Eames. Seat shells formed
from a grid of welded steel finished in white. Wire rod Eiffel Tower bases
A set of six Charles Eames Aluminium Group arm chairs. Model EA108. Chromed
aluminium frame and arms, 4-star swivel base. Upholstered in black leather.
Item #9299 (11 Jul 1996 20:40) - Eames Aluminium Group chair FS
From: Howard Lawrence <hrl@xxxxxxx>
Subject: Eames Aluminium Group chair FS
ec.antiques.marketplace,humanities.design.misc
Subject: Eames Aluminium Group chair FS
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 20:40:47 GMT
For sale: Charles Eames Aluminium Group work chair model EA117.
Aluminium frame, height adjustable tilt & swivel 4-star base on
Item #9167 (18 Jun 1996 04:42) - Re: Two Questions
do good design is fair, but it is wrong on at least one point: Ray and
Charles Eames illustrate my claim better than Wayde's. There were no
better clients in the 1950s and 1960s than the Henry Miller Company and IBM.
Item #9164 (17 Jun 1996 23:28) - Re: Two Questions
design. The same could be said of Peter Eisenman, Graves, Stern, Jencks,
etc.. Good designers, who put out good design - like Charles and Ray Eames,
Eva Zeisel, Alexandr Rodchenko, Richard Wright, put the problem before
Item #9095 (10 Jun 1996 10:39) - Wilford Stirling Wilford
interests. Jim liked to collect antique furniture. I prefer
chairs by Alvar Aalto and Charles Eames." This implies a
more modernist agenda, though the back catalogue is always
Item #7903 (28 Nov 1995 23:47) - Re: timely organic design
alphabet, T) organized by time (many museum shows are
organized by time-line; the famous Charlie Eames Franklin
and Jefferson time-line of those two great men was probably
Item #7526 (22 Oct 1995 00:50) - Yes, neo, maybe
Is "neo-traditionalism" anything like "neo-modernism"? Are Herman Miller's
reissues of the Eames and Nelson furniture "neo-traditional"?
Item #7379 (10 Oct 1995 08:57) - Re: Design Furniture for sale
Charles Eames Soft Pad Group high back desk chair. Model EA219 (3 pads on
back). Aluminium frame and arms, 4-star height adjustable tilt and swivel
Charles Eames Soft Pad Group arm chair. Model EA208 (2 pads on back).
Aluminium frame and arms, 4-star swivel base. Upholstered in medium brown
Charles Eames Aluminium Group lounge chair. Model EA116. Chromed aluminium
frame and arms, 4-star swivel base. Upholstered in red hopsak. Manufactured
Charles Eames Aluminium Group desk chair. Model EA117. Chromed aluminium
frame and arms, 5-star height adjustable tilt and swivel base with gas lift
Charles Eames Segmented Base Contract table. Rectangular work surface in
grey/off-white melamine supported on twin grey-painted pedestals with
Charles Eames Aluminium Group table. Circular work surface in off-white
melamine supported on a single black painted pedestal and four-star
Charles Eames Aluminium Group side/occasional table. Rectangular work
surface in off-white melamine supported on a single black painted pedestal
Charles Eames Aluminium Group coffee table. Circular work surface in
off-white melamine supported on a single black painted pedestal and early
Charles Eames ETS Tandem Seating Unit. A single, free-standing seat, unit
with cast aluminium frame and integral arms. Foam padded seat and back
Item #5431 (19 Feb 1995 11:17) - Re: Muschamp on Botta
collection. These are interesting--they include MLTW drawings and a Hugh
Feriss (spelling?) rendering. Also a couple of original Eames chairs,
which I like much better than the knock-offs.
Item #4874 (28 Jan 1995 11:58) - Muschamp Flirts
example, exposed metal trusses paid explicit homage to the
iconic Case Study House designed by Charles and Ray Eames
in 1949. In the Weisman Pavilion, a private art gallery in
Item #4532 (7 Jan 1995 19:05) - Muschamp on Dreams and Visions (Long)
National Building Museum show, which runs through this
year. Here are kitchen appliances, molded plywood Eames
chairs, mobile homes, Levittown and, toward the end of the
Item #3119 (14 Sep 1994 10:53) - Design etc.
Some of the practices of the 1950s were based on a blurring of these
distinctions, notably the offices of Eames,
Nelson, Saarinen, Chermayeff, Arne Jacobsen etc.
Item #2871 (23 Jul 1994 10:46) - Southern California Architecture Trip
2. Same for any of the Case Study houses.
3. Address for the Eames residence in Santa Monica.
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021483 04/03/18 08:57 1437 Frank Gehry and His Corrugated Cardboard Chair Designs.
021383 04/03/06 07:30 97 Powers of Ten.
021307 04/02/20 09:27 27 Re: kahn
021058 04/01/11 18:26 478 Re: Responses to Posting of Bush Protest- Knoxville Tennessee, January 8th, 2004. Photo Essay Is Selectively Manipulative to Exaggerate Meaning of Events.
021057 04/01/11 13:41 1058 Responses to Posting of Bush Protest- Knoxville Tennessee, January 8th, 2004. Photo Essay Is Selectively Manipulative to Exaggerate Meaning of Events.
020537 03/10/21 00:29 36 Re: The Disney, inside
019916 03/06/26 08:04 769 Fired Up About Noguchi
019709 03/05/14 18:09 721 Designer Hotels.
019693 03/05/02 05:47 184 Re: Community versus Individualism - IV: AA
019496 03/03/29 08:22 78 Eames, Charles Ormand.
019427 03/03/13 13:10 43 Re: 'the death of architecture' (reincarnated as furniture)
019101 02/12/12 19:47 157 Re: Castiglioni.
019100 02/12/12 18:21 100 Castiglioni.
018844 02/10/03 08:30 710 FW: 54 Design Ideas, Daily Dose of Design is Now Online
018397 02/07/24 20:47 408 the world's seminal modern designers and architects.
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Item #21483 (18 Mar 2004 08:57) - Frank Gehry and His Corrugated Cardboard Chair Designs.
of the mythic husband-wife architect/design team of Charles and Ray =
Eames, which he fondly recalls visiting in his youth. Knoll took him up =
on it, and he accomplished everything he'd hoped in reinventing the =
mythic husband-wife architect/design team of Charles and Ray =
Eames, which
he fondly recalls visiting in his youth. Knoll took him up on it, =
Item #21383 (6 Mar 2004 07:30) - Powers of Ten.
View, the Universe in 40 Jumps". Several years later, in 1968, architect =
Charles Eames, along with his wife Ray, directed a "rough sketch" film =
of the same concept and finally completed the work (entitled the "Powers =
architect
Charles Eames, along with his wife Ray, directed a "rough sketch" film =
of the
Item #21307 (20 Feb 2004 09:27) - Re: kahn
interaction between people, and fulfill the functional requirements they
were built for. (as eames has pointed out, that doesn't exclude beauty).
i've found that ralph erskine's buildings in sweden and many of gehry's
Item #21058 (11 Jan 2004 18:26) - Re: Responses to Posting of Bush Protest- Knoxville Tennessee, January 8th, 2004. Photo Essay Is Selectively Manipulative to Exaggerate Meaning of Events.
> the magazine. As a result, Arts and Architecture was among the first
> magazines in America to present the work of Hans Hofmann, Charles Eames, and
> Paul Rudolph, and to publish art reviews by Dore Ashton and articles on
Item #21057 (11 Jan 2004 13:41) - Responses to Posting of Bush Protest- Knoxville Tennessee, January 8th, 2004. Photo Essay Is Selectively Manipulative to Exaggerate Meaning of Events.
and Architecture was among the first magazines in America to present the =
work of Hans Hofmann, Charles Eames, and Paul Rudolph, and to publish =
art reviews by Dore Ashton and articles on modern music by Peter Yates. =
work of
Hans Hofmann, Charles Eames, and Paul Rudolph, and to publish art =
reviews by
Item #20537 (21 Oct 2003 00:29) - Re: The Disney, inside
BTW there's a marvelous little Eames film on symmetry ...
Item #19916 (26 Jun 2003 08:04) - Fired Up About Noguchi
School in Dallas on Thursday, June 26, 6-10pm. We will be auctioning a
one-of-a-kind Eames Plywood Lounge Chair.
Item #19709 (14 May 2003 18:09) - Designer Hotels.
Have a classic Eames chair that needs restoring and live in the
L.A. area? Stop by our Newport Beach Studio this Saturday from 10am to 12pm
width=166 border=0 NOSEND="1"></A>
<P>Have a classic Eames chair that needs restoring and live =
in the
Item #19693 (2 May 2003 05:47) - Re: Community versus Individualism - IV: AA
it is rather small, compared to Kreuzberg | the NKZ | the inner city | the s-bahn ring |
the highway ring | this hut shape that is b. | brandenburg | (ray and charles eames film) |
east-g | dutch|g|poland | europe | moscow/antilles | world | world/moon | solar system (höhö) zooom
Item #19496 (29 Mar 2003 08:22) - Eames, Charles Ormand.
From: Howard Ray Lawrence <howardl@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Eames, Charles Ormand.
MIME-Version: 1.0
Eames, Charles Ormand [Grave is unmarked--buried on the Eames lot near his
father of the same name] b. June 17, 1907. d. August 21, 1978.
St. Louis native Eames began his architectural studies at Washington
University. After returning from Europe, he founded the firm of Gray &
Eames. His work mainly consisted of designs for stained glass, textiles,
furniture & ceramics. In 1839 he received a fellowship to Cranbrook Academy
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University.
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His work
Item #19427 (13 Mar 2003 13:10) - Re: 'the death of architecture' (reincarnated as furniture)
with making pieces of furniture, possibly one who chose it
as a career. the Eames' made furniture, Frank Gehry (his
cardboard chairs and others), i forget how many nowadays
Item #19101 (12 Dec 2002 19:47) - Re: Castiglioni.
> his persona, and the elegance of his forms, leaves us with an unending
> optimism. Like Eames, Corbusier and Mies, his work only gets stronger
> with the passing of time. And like that of Alexander Calder, the
elegance of his forms, leaves us with an unending<BR>> optimism. Like =
Eames,
Corbusier and Mies, his work only gets stronger<BR>> with the passing =
Item #19100 (12 Dec 2002 18:21) - Castiglioni.
The audacity of his work, offset by the modesty of his persona, and the
elegance of his forms, leaves us with an unending optimism. Like Eames,
Corbusier and Mies, his work only gets stronger with the passing of time.
unending optimism. Like Eames, Corbusier and Mies, his work only gets =
stronger
Item #18844 (3 Oct 2002 08:30) - FW: 54 Design Ideas, Daily Dose of Design is Now Online
Noguchi lighting that we've seen, mixed with Aalto, Jacobsen chairs and
bikes, Eames and many colorful contemporary designers.
href="http://newsletter.dwr.com/designers.cfm?designer_id=105&c==
dailydesign100202&n=newsletter&t=email">Eames</A>
and many colorful contemporary designers.
Item #18397 (24 Jul 2002 20:47) - the world's seminal modern designers and architects.
Dordoni Mariscal Starck
Eames Marquina Stumpf
Ferrieri Mathsson Thonet
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