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GOOD DESIGN 5TH ANNIVERSARY Momaexh 0570 Masterchecklist 100 Museum Selections GOOD DESIGN 5TH ANNIVERSARY MoMAExh_0570_MasterChecklist 100 Museum Selections Trends In Designer Training Popular Sellers Selection Committees, 1950-1954 Directory of Sources 100 MUSEUM SELECTIONSFROM GOOD DESIGN 1950-1954 The first retrospective selection of progressive furnishings available on the American market since 1950 is presented here. Thousands of items already chosen for Good Design season by season were reviewed in the light of longer experience by a special 5th Anniversary Selection Com- mittee composed of Museum of Modern Art staff members. This committee selected 100 prod- ucts (or groups of related products) for visual excellence. The Director of the Museum, Rene d'Harnoncourt, was joined by the Director of the Museum's Collections, Alfred H. Barr, Jr.; the Director of Circulating Exhibitions, Porter McCray; the Director of the Department of Architec- ture and Design, Philip C. Johnson; and the Director of Good Design, Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., in this Selection Committee. SHOWN APPROX. MANUFACTURER GOOD OR DISTRIBUTOR DESIGN ITEM RETAIL DESIGNER FURNITURE Darrell Londrum Avard 1951 Jan. A' _'of';. ., :'-VAI Bench, iron, foam rubber $ 78.00 (fabric, Boris Kroll) in muslin MoMAExh_0570_MasterChecklist 1952 Jan. Dining tcble, oblong; iron, white linoleum $157.50 Dorrell landrum Avard fl.,..} .~ .. ~-~ vA' / Finn Juhl Baker Furniture Co. 1952 Jan. VA3 Armchair, walnut. black leather $212.00 1953 Jan. Armchair, bent wood, natural webbing $ 95.00 Bruno Mathison Bonniers I· 113·" .~~~1"'1'4 p..Ji H p.Ottoman, bent wood, natural webbing $ 40.00 ("07 Bonniers 1954 Jan. V::s Table, low, teak plywood, beech $150.00 Bruno Mathsson Harold Cohen Designers in Production 1954 Jan. A6 lounge chair, lube metal, red nylon $ 25.00 V & Davis Prall Prof. R. Riemerschmid Dunbar Furniture Corp. 1951 J.n. v"A7 Choir, mahogany, gunmetallealher $232.50 Dunl:iar Furniture Corp. 1952 June /AB Table, folding X legs, solid walnut top $216.00 Edward J. Wormley Falke Ohlsson Dux 1953 June ~,) .J3. >t .,y-;. 9 Chair, walnut, foam rubber $107.00 1950 June $300.00 Finn Juhl Georg Jensen A10 Armchair, walnut (handwoven natural V wools, Rabun looms). Imporl, in muslin speciol order SHOWN APPROX. MANUFACTURER GOOD OR DISTRIBUTOR ITEM RETAil DESIGNER DESIGN .hll Chair, oak, cane $130.00 Hans Wegner Georg Jensen 1952 June ,,{12 Bench, oak, steel $ 60.00 Harry Berloia Knoll Associotes 1951 June Chair, 3 legsl chrome, block enamel on $135.00 Katavalos, littell, laverne 1953 June M'b"~-55~13 steel, leather Kelley M'J. 1-';>'·5"- ./,. 14 Table, light wood legs, plywood top $ 86.00 Charles Eomes Hermon Miller 1950 Jan. Furniture Co. Hermon Miller 1950 June ~'5 Armchair, white plastic, block metal $ 40.00 Charles Eames rod legs Furniture! Co. /.: 16 Choir, wire seat and bose, leather pod $ 57.00 Chorles Eomes Hermon Millor 1952 Jon. Furniture Co. ~'7 Chair, gray plastic, wire bose $ 28.20 Charles Eames Hermon Miller 1953 June Furniture Co. 1952 Jan. ~18 Mobile lable, angle iron, white Micarta $ 70.00 George Nelson Hermon Miller Furn1ture Co. v'/jA 19 Set of 3 fleer-level seats, canvas over $ 37.00 Bille Newmarch Modern Color 1952 June tube metal set MoMAExh_0570_MasterChecklist vA 20 Round table, polisander, metal legs $ 95.00 Arne Jacobsen Richards Morgenthau Co. 1954 Jon. ".-:I.~..> v/// A21 Choir, palisander, plastic covered legs $ 41.50 Arne Jacobsen Richards Morgenlhot. Co. 1954 Jon. ~_7- ~ Richards Morgenthou Co. 1954 Jon. :V~'i' 7~5 A22 Round table, teak and beech $170.00 Hans J. Wegner 1/1/,/ 1/ 1/,/6 choirs, teak and beech $ 39.50 each ft23 Side chair, cost aluminum. podded seat $ 42.00 Ernest Race George Tonier 1951 Jon. and back p,,.;l.J )."l-h55"/A24 Folding choir, metal $ 11.50 J. Cecil Willy Troy Sunshade Co. 1953 Jon. FLOOR COVERINGS Broad-Wa; fibre 1951 June -II, $16.95 John Gerold and Woite Carpel Co. r.fA'A S ,It 1 multicolor 6' x 9' Katherine Kinnane r/iJ~' SHOWN APPROX. MANUFACTURER GOOD <ITEM .,-?/ 1'S RETAIL DESIGNER OR DISTRIBUTOR DESIGN f)',{ VB2 Scots-Wei fibre $16.95 John Gerald and Waite Carpet Co. 1952 Jan. ,( 1"./ -- beige 6' x 9' Katherine Kinnane A ~ I 'I ':)- t" - S\ block and while , , 11 ~S~3 Pur/-Wei Fibre Eand rayon $13.95 John Gerald and Waite Carpet Co. 1952 Jan. _~ l.\ ,.. S ..................gunmetol sq. yd. Katherine Kinnane " < I ,-5~ vP·w1e, 1'\"> 1 -S" r ~ '" '~4 Braid- Wei-Ribbon fibre $18.95 , John Gerold and Waite Carpel Co. 1953 Jon. ~ t I ,,; J. ~~J.~«« -s~ multi color 6' x 9' Katherine Kinnane " B5/' Wall-Wai colton and rayon $12.00 John Gerald and Waite Carpet Co. 1954 Jan. V .,.....ehorcool, chalk stripe sq. yd. Katherine Kinnane o i /11 ....7-5"~ SHEER FABRICS v{: , Casement cloth, colton, iute and viscose, $ 3.75 Jack Lenar Lanen Arundel! Clarke 1952 Jan. 50" wide, natural and black per yd. P... J+MoMAExh_0570_MasterChecklist 0 c'--e2 Belding Blocks casement cloth. ramie, $ 2.40 Emily Belding Habitat 1954 Jan. "V 18" wide, black and white per yd. C3 Cassius casement cloth, ramie. 52" wide $ 6.90 Emily Belding Habitat 1954 Jan. ~... I, ,1 -" Vblock and while stripes per yd. V'9ray and white stripes Pain led Linon handwoven linen, ramie, $15.00 Jack Lenor Larsen Jack lenor Larsen 1953 Jan. 1 'I 0'4 t,) .J', -SS" jute, 40" wide, handpointed WClrp per yd. f.,;n ",s00:s Border Riff #3 batiste, 48" wide $ 6.90 Ross Littell Laverne 1952 Jan. black print an while per yd. 06 Do' Dash Dol batiste, 50" wide $ 6.75 Herberf Bayer l. Anion Maix 1954 Jan. 1~/)'(~-~- black print on white per yd. 1,;l ,.•,_~~7 Silk gauze, 48" wide $ 8.25 Alexander Girard Hermon Miller 1952 June multicolored disks per yd. Furniture Co. Alexander Girard Hermon Miller 1952 June ~lJrd3'':I1 0- 8 Silk gauze, 48" wide $ 8.55 multicolored squares per yd. Furniture Co. Open mesh jute and cotton, 48" wide $ 4.95 Alexander Girard Hermon Miller 1952 June R,;;f~ VC• 3~J../-$S white, black and narural p!i'r yd. Furniture Co. SHOWN APPROX. MANUFACTURER GOOD OR DISTRIBUTOR DESIGN ITEM RETAIL DESIGNER $ 3.00 Moss Rose Mfg. Co. 1953 Jon. 1',,<1\'4 .. -")< _~.,.{'0 Linen and rayon mesh, 48" wide natural per yd. 1951 June Garden 01 Glass lawn, 45" wide $ 5.00 Don Wight Quainlance Fabrics G/ q -')-6 _$~I I,,) black print on natural per yd. 1952 June Texture" silk gauze, 50" wide $ 6.60 Hugo Dreyfuss Isabel Scott Fabrics ~J'J..j.).(-5.(~' gun metal and gray per yd. I . I DRAPERY FABRICS Bonniers 1953 Jon. M'.I 3-'>-I'S:$'.,/o 1 Rolf linen, 50" wide $ 9.00 Viola Groden multicolored print per yd. /0' Pythagoras linen, 52" wide $12.50 Sven Markelius Knoll Associates 1953 June red, purple, yellow print per, yd. lazy lines linen, 52" wid. $ 6.00 Astrid Samp. Knoll Associates 1954 Jan. ~'<l"""$,v6'3 orange, ochre, yellow pr~nt per yd. MoMAExh_0570_MasterChecklist ",,;1'd4-.,-5'0>- Abacus linen, 50" wide $ 9.00 Paul Rand l. Anton Maix 1950 June multicolored print per yd. I Ovc! Elemen's linen, 50" wide $ 9.00 A. J. Robinson L Anion Maix 1952 jan. ",""d~-2(-SS VD. black print on natural per yd. Linen, 50" wide $ 6.75 Martin Silkar Studios 1953 June A;l'.lL/ _~,.S5 \/0 6 black print on natural 5318 per yd. ~ndwoven silk, 40" wide, solid colors $16.50 Tao Peng Tho ibok Fabrics 1951 June R.vf 'cA c.'1 -55(1) 07 Ice-blue P-75A per yd. v"Qray P-500 $21.00 Too PIIng 195-4 Jon. per yd. v6rown P-401 $21.00 Tao Peng 1954 Jon. per yd. 1952 Jon. " DB vt:0ndwoven silk, 40" wide, solid color. $18.00 Hoji Hareon Thaibok Fabrics ·dusty rose 0-41 per yd. ~old 0-87 $IB.oo Too Peng 1954 Jon. per yd. l/'"avender 0-91 $18.00 Tao Peng 19.54 Jan. per yd. :;>.' SHOWN APPRQX. MANUFACTURER GOOD ITEM RETAIL DESIGNER OR DISTRIBUTOR DESIGN M'J.C.I.p;$\~.n 9 jiandwoven silk,40" wide, solid coloft $16.50 Too Peng Thoibok Fabrics 1951 Jan. V natural P·1l8 per yd. vblue P-102A 1951 June v'own P-144A 1952 Jan. t. 010 J:l6ndwoven silk, 40" wide, plaids $19.50 Too Peng Thaibok Fabrics 1954 Jan. """"'"green and gold 0-93 per yd. ~opper block check 0-79A $19.50 Heji Haroon 1952 June per yd. o 11 j::IQ';;dwovensilk, 40" wide, plaid $16.50 Tao Peng Thoibak Fabrics 1953 June Vblack and white P-223 per yd. 012 Handwoven silk, 40" wide, narrow stripes $19.00 Tao Peng Thoibok Fabrics 1954 Jan. " ~lueM.1 per yd. Vtight red M-2 V'dork red M·3 v'Q"roy M-4 MoMAExh_0570_MasterChecklist UPHOLSTERY FABRICS v'E', Burmese Ombre 54" wide $ 8.40 Boris Kroll Boris Kroll Fabrics 1953 Jan. v' cedar, black per yd. mustard, block ~ charcoal, block V red, block block, maize 02 Burmese Parollels 54" wide $ 8.40 Boris Kroll Boris Kroll Fabrics 1953 Jon. black-gold, blue per yd. v'E3 Burmese Stripe 54" wide $ 8.85 Boris Kroll Boris Kroll Fabrics 1953 Jon, brown-block, apricot per yd. Banyan B linen, goat hair, colton, $11.40 Jock Lenor Larsen Jock Lenor Larsen 1954 Jon. • 52" wide, natural, blac'k and gray per yd. f ~.~~I 1952 June "J_~5 Cotton check, 54" wide $ 8.55 Alexander Girard Hermon Miller block, brown and gray per yd. Furniture Co. Linen and ccuen. horizontal stripes, $ 9.60 Alexander Girard Herman Miller 1952 June t ,i'j ~.54" wide, black and natural per yd.
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