graphics and products since the Industrial Revolution Raizman, David Seth. creator text bibliography enk London Laurence King Pub. c2010 [reprinted 2016] 2016 Second edition monographic eng

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432 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm Thinking about design -- Demand, supply, and design (1700-1800) -- Royal demand and the control of production -- Rntrepreneurial efforts in britain and elsewhere -- Expansion and taste (1801-1865) -- Growing pains, expanding industry in the early nineteeth century -- Design, society, and standards -- Arts, crafts, and machines- industrialization, hopes and fears (1866-1914) -- The joy of work -- The equality of the arts -- Mechanization and industry -- After World War I, art, industry, and Utopias (1918-1944) -- Paris and art moderne (art deco) before and after World War -- Modernism, design, Utopia, and technology -- Design, industry, and advertising in the United States -- Humanism and luxury, international modernism and mass culture after World War II (1945-1960) -- Modernism after World War II, from theory to Practice -- Design and mass appeal, a culture of consumption -- Progress, protest, and pluralism 1961-2010 -- New materials, new products -- Dimensions of mass culture -- Politics, pluralism, and postmodernism -- Design in context, an act of balance. David Raizman. Includes bibliographical references (pages 416-421) and index. SoAD Design History 18th century Design History 19th century Design History 20th century Design History 21st century Architecture NK 745.409 9781856696944 1856696944 School of Architecture and Design SITPL 191001 20211118114448.0 36334 eng