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Modernism in Scandinavia : bibliographic guide by Ashby, Charlotte

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Modernism : modernist design 1880-1940 ; the Norwest collection, Norwest Corporation, Minneapolis by Duncan, Alastair, 1942-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / by David Ryan -- Arts and crafts (1875-1915) -- Art nouveau (1880-1910) -- Wiener Werkstätte (1903-1933), including Vienna Moderne (1895-1940) -- De Stijl (1917-1928), including Dutch modern (1920-1950) -- Bauhaus (1919-1933), including Deutsche Werkbund (1907-1934) -- Art deco (1920-1940) ; European and American (Art Moderne) phases -- List of artist-designer-architects involved with the individual movements.…”
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A modern world : American design from the Yale University Art Gallery, 1920-1950

“…American design from the Yale University Art Gallery, 1920-1950…”

History of modern design by Raizman, David Seth

Table of Contents: “…IV, After World War I: art, industry, and utopias (1918-1944): -- 8. Paris and art moderne (art deco) before and after World War I: Furniture and modern art; Glass and metal; The Paris exposition of 1925 -- 9. …”

A modern world : American design from the Yale University Art Gallery, 1920-1950 by Gordon, John Stuart, 1977-

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Cold War modern : design 1945-1970

Table of Contents: “…Europe reconstructed, Europe divided / David Crowley : Marshall Plan modernism in divided Germany / Greg Castillo -- 3. …”

Art deco 1910-1939

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Art deco 1910-1939

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Feeding desire : design and the tools of the table, 1500-2005

Design history beyond the canon

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World history of design by Margolin, Victor, 1941-

Table of Contents: “…The Beginnings of Modern Design in Europe and America, 1900-1917 -- 17. …”
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From Gutenberg to opentype : an illustrated history of type from the earliest letterforms to the latest digital fonts by Dodd, Robin

Table of Contents: “…Before printing -- The Renaissance : Johannes Gutenberg & movable type ; Aldus Manutius & the Italian Old-face ; Bembo: the Italian Old-face ; Claude Garamond & the French Old-face ; Christopher Plantin & the Netherlands -- The Enlightenment : William Caslon & the English Old-face ; Caslon: the last Old-face ; The king's Roman: the transition begins ; Pierre Simon Fournier & the point system ; Baskerville & typography as an art form ; The Didot family & the Modern face ; Giambattista Bodoni & the Modern face ; Bodoni: the typeface itself -- The machine age : The fat-face & the slab-serif Egyptians ; Slab-serifs: the types ; Clarendon: the Fann Street Foundry ; The 19th century: technical developments ; William Morris & looking back for the way ahead ; Cheltenham: the Old-style ; The 19th century: making type ; Theodore L. …”