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original url http://www.geocities.com/ginger43.geo/
archived on 2009-04-27 17:04:47
this one has one of the best assets of any page I’ve come across so far:
Caboodles ad featuring a recipe for “Jerk Salsa” (Caboodles, 2000)
Wooden Crescent Moon Cabinet With Dragon Base
A Look Into Frank Stella’s Mesmerizing Collection of Diné Textiles
Assembled over decades, the late abstract artist Frank Stella’s breathtaking collection of textiles made by Diné women enters the spotlight for the first time in a New York City presentation ahead of its upcoming sale. Stella developed the selection of 40 weavings from the 19th and 20th centuries according to his personal taste for bold color palettes and dynamic geometric patterns, shirking the typical collecting benchmarks for Diné textile scholarship.
“ What Frank admired so much was the workmanship and the artists who made them, because their sense of geometry resonated a lot with him,” McGurk continued. “They were just so natural and so direct, but really inspired. Frank liked more of the design, the look, the feel, and the idea of the person who made it, rather than the condition.”
“ He would wrap himself up in one in the living room when it was cold, and we hung another up in our house, but they were not on display to other people,” the artist's wife said. said.
Ahlberg Yohe (a leading Navaho textiles scholar) said that most of the objects were categorised as Transitional Period/Era weavings (c. 1880–1910). These are marked by a period of major change in Diné life and artistic tradition due to the emergence of an Anglo market through trading posts, the importation of synthetically dyed yarn, and the consumer shift to rugs, wall-hangings, and decorative pieces over the intertribal preferences for classic blankets known for their durable and meticulous craftsmanship.
https://hyperallergic.com/a-look-into-frank-stellas.../
(all photos Peter Pap Rugs)
Compacts, 1920s-1930s
Note: number 2 is designed by Elsa Schiaparelli in 1935.
As for other examples, designers are unknown.
Photos source: Pinterest
Curation and collage by Sally Jo
'When are You going on holiday? It's Better, Remember, in June or September'
British Travel and Holidays Association travel poster (c. 1950).
Beyond Noise #5 | © Willy Vanderperre
Robert Brady House Museum in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Photos by Vanessa Maya Gutter.
Thomas Jackson, Tulle no. 58, Claverack, NY, 2024
Siggraph '85
To the attentive eye, each moment of the year has its own beauty, and in the same fields, it beholds, every hour, a picture which was never seen before, and which shall never be seen again.
– Ralph Waldo Emerson, from Beauty (Chapter III) in "Nature" (James Munroe and Company, 1836)
Houses Architects Live In, 1977
undercover spring 2005 ready-to-wear collection
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"La Femme-Escargot" circa 1900
Nikita Chan (Chinese/American), Late Night Through The Lily Field, 2025, Colored pencils on paper