International Style

Question 1

Answer 1

Osbert Lancaster

“Modern Home”

Home Sweet Homes

1939

International Style

cantilevered form, interest in technology vs. extraneous decoration

Question 2

Answer 2

Gilbert Rohde

Clock

Manufactured by Herman Miller Clock Company

1933

displayed in Design for Living House, Chicago, Century of Progress, 1933

Machine Art Exhibition, MoMA, 1934

Question 3

Answer 3

Installation view of Machine Art

MoMA

1934

curated by Philip Johnson

International Style

Question 4

Answer 4

Lurelle Guild, designer

Wear-Ever Teakettle

Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company, manufacterer

International Style

Question 5

Answer 5

Margarete Schutte-Lihotsky

Frankfurt Kitchen

Frankfurt, Germany

1926

International Style

Question 6

Answer 6

Walter Gropius

Gropius House

Lincoln, MA

1938

International Style

Question 7

Answer 7

Attributed to William Lescaze

Lamp

1933

International Style

Question 8

Answer 8

Richard Neutra

Lovell Health House

Los Angeles, CA

1929

International Style

Living in a Modern Way: California Design, Long, design to answer present conditions

Question 9

Answer 9

R.M. Schindler

dining room sideboard

Lowes House

1923-24

International Style

Question 10

Answer 10

R.M. Schindler

Sketch for Standing Cluster lamp

How House

1925

International style

Question 11

Answer 11

Ilonka Karasz, designer

Tea Ball and Stand

Paye & Baker Manufacturing Company

silverplate

1928

International Style

Question 12

Answer 12

Helen Hughes Dulany, designer

Candelabra

Helen Hughes Dulany Studio

1935

International Style

Question 13

International Style

Answer 13

rectilinear forms, light plane surfaces stripped of applied ornament

open interiors, visually weightless, cantilever

glass and steel

technology

Philip Johnson exhibition 1922