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Slogan (1969)

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Philippe Halsman, Georgia O'Keeffe photographed at home in Abiquiú, New Mexico, 1948

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Georgia O’Keeffe’s home in Abiquiu

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Georgia O'Keeffe | From a Day at Ester’s 1976/1977. Watercolor on paper

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Robert Indiana, Coenties Slip 1960

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Frederic Edwin Church Moonlight, Church’s Farm, Ca 1865, Brush and oil on heavy cardboard.

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Alexander Girard

In 1952, Alexander Girard was hired to head the fabric and textile division. Girard worked with George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames to form a design team that has influenced the fundamentals of design throughout the United States and the rest of the world. Girard initially established a fabric collection based on his architectural training. His first fabric line consisted of plain upholsteries and geometric drapery prints—stripes, circles, and triangles. He went on to create many more patterns and designs, largely inspired by folk art. He also worked with a 19th Century textile mill he discovered in central Mexico, to create a line of handwoven 100% cotton fabrics. Because of the excellent quality and array of colors available, he developed a range of colorful “mexidots”and “mexistripes” which he used in many of his projects including installation backing, ground for environmental enrichment panels and upholstery.