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Bewegung

Stimmung

  1. IDCNY welcomes the 1988 AIA Convention — Michael Bierut, 1988

Themen

  1. Knoll International [Vorderansicht] — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1967

Schlagworte

Tonwert

  1. Industrial Design 14/9 — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1967
  2. Tredicesima Triennale di Milano [Rot auf Rosa] — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1964
  3. IDCNY welcomes the 1988 AIA Convention — Michael Bierut, 1988
  4. Knoll International [Vorderansicht] — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1967
  5. Knoll Au Louvre\n\nK — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1972

Hauptfarbe

  1. Festival Mountain — Teizo Sugai, 1975
  2. Tredicesima Triennale di Milano [Rot auf Rosa] — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1964
  3. Porträt einer älteren Dame mit Haube: Roter Hintergrund — Mary Stevenson Cassatt, 1887
  4. Industrial Design 14/9 — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1967
  5. Textile print — Marie Gudme Leth
  6. Knoll Au Louvre\n\nK — massimo vignelli, vignelli associates, 1972
  7. Evening dress and coat of printed red, orange and black swirl motif on grey printed silk and wool ground — Jacques Tiffeau, 1967
  8. Rote blühende Pflanze auf schwarzem Hintergrund — Marianne North, 1882
  9. rot schwarz — James Abbott McNeill Whistler
  10. Syrom 1 — Victor Vasarely
  11. Taymir — Victor Vasarely, 1958
  12. Popular Print (Grabado popular) — álvaro barrios, 1975

andere

  1. Spiontum — Victor Vasarely
  2. Weiße und rote blühende Pflanze auf schwarzem Hintergrund — Marianne North, 1882
  3. Untitled print sleeve with woodblock print — Chiura Obata, 1930
  4. Dress of black cashmere jersey printed with patterns in green, blue, purple and white — Emilio Pucci, 1967
  5. Schwarzes Quadrat und rotes Quadrat — Kasimir Sewerinowitsch Malewitsch, 1915
  6. One — Sakumi Hagiwara
  7. Plan 1 — derek boshier, 1972
  8. Matrices for printing textiles — Mariano Fortuny, 1920
  9. Popular Print for the Exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, Bogotá — álvaro barrios, 1977
  10. Hebraica — Louis Lozowick, 1959