industrial design final tiemline

By javipt29
  • 1975 BCE

    Sesión de trabajo de Kenji Ekuan y William Walsh en las oficinas del IMCE en Guadalajara

  • Industrial Revolution begins

  • 1796

    -William Pickering importance in the separation of graphic design from printing production.
    -Poor quality of design and art reform.
    -Michael Thonet was born.
    -William Morris was born

  • New techniques, Gutta-percha, papier mache and cast iron use were increased.

  • Henry Cole is born

  • Michael Thonet discovered wood can be bent Arts & Crafts movements started

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    Arts & Crafts movement

  • Parliamentary Committee (The moral state of the nation

  • Henry Cole created a Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce

  • Henry Cole did the journal of design and manufacture

  • 1850

    -Christopher Dresser designed a whole range of domestic items
    -Thonet's chair no. 4

  • The Great exhibition

  • Henry Cole founded the Victoria & Albert Museum

  • Michael Thonet founded Thonet brothers.

  • Michael Thonet founded Thonet brothers.

  • Michael Thonet creates chair no. 14

  • Aesthetic movement

  • William Morris created the Morris, Marshall & Faulkner (decorative arts firm)

  • Adamo Boari Was born

  • Toulouse-Lautrec was born

  • Josef Hoffmann was born

  • Antonio Gaudi started building "La Sagrada Familia"

  • Walter D Teague is born

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    Walter D Teague´s lifetime

  • Marcello Nizzoli born

  • Clara Porset is born

  • Gio-Ponti

  • Norman Bel Geddes is born

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    Norman Bel Geddes lifetime

  • Art Noveau was named formally after a shop opened in 1895 by Samuel Bing in Paris

  • Harold Van Doren is born

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    Harold Van Doren´s lifetime

  • Alvar Aalto is born

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    Art Deco

  • Walter D Teague studies arts in Art Students League

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    Eva Zeisel´s lifetime

  • Henry Dreyfuss was born in the USA

  • Carlo mollino is born

  • Expressionism starts

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    Expressionism

  • Eva Zeisel was born in Hungary

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    Deutscher Werkbund

  • Josef Hoffmann built the seating machine

  • George Nelson is born

  • Max Bill is born

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    Deutscher Werkbund expanded from 491 to 1972 memberto

  • Expressionism Egon Schiele is introduces to the works of Edvard Munch and Vinvent Van Gogh

  • Bel Geddes Streamline: describe smooth flow of air

  • Futurism manifesto by Filippo Tommaso Marinetti

  • Deutscher Werkbund The monumental turbine factory constructed for AEG

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    Futurism

  • The term "Expressionism" coined by Antonin Matejcek

  • Josef Hoffmann designed the Kubus chair, a trend mark of the 19th century

  • Eero Saarinen is born

  • Marcello Nizzoli attends the Scuola die Belle Arti in Parma

  • Expressionism Wassily Kandinsky´s The Last Judgment (painting) rejection from an art exhibition in Munich

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    Futurism Antonio Sant'Elia La Città Nuova (The New City)

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    Expressionism Egon Schiele worked and exhibited until his death in Austria by influenza

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Art in Industry and Trade"

  • Expressionism Kirchner´s Street, Berlin

  • Expressionism World War I kills Franz Marc and Auguste Macke

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Transport"

  • First Werkbund Exhibition in Cologne

  • Josef Hoffmann designed the “Austrian Pavilions” for the Deutscher Werkbund exhibition in Cologne.

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    Art Deco is posponed due to World War I

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    Clara Porset studies at Manhatanville Academy, Nueva York.

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    Constructivism

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    Deutscher Werkbund expanded from 1972 to 3000 members

  • Bel Geddes Los Angeles Little Theater

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    Neoplasticism training and development in the Netherlands

  • Van Doren joins Williams College

  • Neoplasticism starts

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    De Stijl (Neoplasticism)

  • Marcello Nizzoli opened a studio in Milan and designed silk scarves featuring patterns in the Art déco style, which he showed at the Monza Biennale in 1923 and in Paris in 1925

  • Bel Geddes Metropolitan Opera

  • Composition VIII (The Cow)

  • Constructivism Malevich and Tatlin came toghether at "The Last Futurist exhibition of painting"

  • Bauhaus school founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar, Germany

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    Zeisel starts learning at a guild of potters

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    Bauhaus building in Dessau, Germany by Walter Gropius

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    Bauhaus

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    Deutscher Werkbund Exhibitions and Standardization of Design/Materials

  • Constructivism Tatlin exhibits "Monument for the Third International" and the movement is born

  • Marcello Nizzoli designed posters for Campari, Maga, and OM as a graphic designer in the 1920s

  • Futurism vanished from Germany marked as degenerate art by fascists

  • Bauhaus Itten leaves and is replaced by Moholy-Nagy

  • The first working group of constructivists is established (Varvara Stepanova, Alexander Rodchenko, etc.)

  • Alavr Aalto opens architecture office at Jyvaskyla

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    Neoplasticism fullness and international expansion

  • A manifesto claims art as "A tool of progress" and Constructivism is turned into the symbol of the modern era

  • Art Deco The Firebird by René Lalique

  • Aalto collaborates with Bjerke for the design of the Congress Hall.

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    Van Doren Art Student League in New York

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Form ohne Ornament" (Form without Ornaments) in Berlin

  • Art Deco is offcially launched with the Paris exhibition

  • Clara Porset art studies at Columbia University, Nueva York

  • Bauhaus moves to Dessau, Germany

  • Art Deco Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann emerged as the foremost furniture designer

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    Neoplasticism transformation and disintegration

  • Art Deco A smaller version of the French fair travelled many US states featuring Art Deco

  • Walter D Teague forms his executive design office

  • Walter D Teague forms his executive office design

  • Walter D Teague worked with Kodak

  • Major Werkbund exhibition "Die Wohnung" (The Apartment) by Mies van der Rohe in Stuttgart

  • Bel Geddes opens industrial design studio

  • Bill arrives to the Bauhaus

  • Art Deco Victoire by Rene Lalique

  • Clara Porset From 1928 to 1931 studies architecture in Paris at Henri Rapin’s atellier takes several course of Art History and aesthetics in several institutions.

  • Bauhaus director Gropius is replaced by Hannes Meyer

  • Henry Dreyfuss opens the first industrial design office

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Wohnung und Werkraum" (Home and Workplace), in Breslau

  • Henry Dreyfuss won the phone of the future award

  • Bel Geddes Airliner number 4

  • Bill moves to Zurich to work as a graphic designer

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    Union des artistes modernes

  • Bauhaus Meyer is dismissed as director due to his Marxism

  • L'Art moderne cadre de la vie contemporaine, was held at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris

  • Marcello Nizzoli also worked for Olivetti as a graphic designer from the 1930s

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Das vorbildliche Serienerzeugnis" (The Ideal Series Product) in Hanover.

  • Henry Dreyfuss starts working for Bell Laboratories

  • Alto starts production with bent birch wood.

  • Van Doren design office with John Gordon Rideout (Toledo Scale Company)

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Der billige Gebrauchsgegenstand" (The Inexpensive Object of Utility) in Berlin

  • Bauhaus in Dessau is closed after Nazis come to power locally

  • Bauhaus moves to Berlin under the direction of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

  • Bel Geddes book: Horizons

  • Futurism Florence Santa Maria Novella by Gruppo Toscano

  • Deutscher Werkbund "Wohnbedarf" (Living Neccessities) in Stuttgart

  • George Nelson wins the Prix de Rome in architecture.

  • Dieter Rams is born

  • Bill’s studio is built

  • Art Deco American World Fair in Chicago features Art Deco

  • Deutscher Werkbund is disbanded by the Nazis

  • Henry Dreyfuss designs the flat top refrigerator

  • Van Doren Air King Products (radio)

  • Bauhaus is finally closed when Nazis come to power in Berlin

  • Rideout and Van Doren’s studio designed a green plastic skyscraper style radio (Air King Products)./ Alvar Aalto founded Artek (Architectural firm).

  • Aalto did the Yirong Municipal Library.

  • Union des artisted modernes manifesto entitled "For modern art, framework of the contemporary life" edited by Jean Carlu

  • Henry Dreyfuss Model 150 Vacuum cleaner

  • Van Doren gasoline pump and fortune magazine

  • Futurism Trento railway station by Angiolo Mazzoni

  • American National Company (Bicycles)

  • Rideout left the studio which became Harold Van Doren and Associates

  • Saarinen worked in his father's architectural practice.

  • Clara Porset arrives to Mexico

  • Marcello Nizzoli became head product-design consultant for Olivetti

  • J.M. Little joined the Harold Van Doren and Associates.

  • Michael van Beuren accepts the design and production of furniture in Acapulco

  • Donald Dailey joined Harold Van Doren and Associates.

  • Art Deco The Atlas by Lee Lawrie

  • manifesto entitled "For modern art, framework of the contemporary life" edited by Jean Carlu

  • Alavr Aalto Created “Villa Mairea”

  • Clara porset marries painter Xavier Guerrero develops her appreciation of popular arts and mexican culture, which would serve as a source of inspiration for future works.

  • Zeisel lands in New York with her husband Hands

  • Giorgetto Giugaro is born

  • Art Deco The American World Fair in New York features Art Deco

  • Harold Van Doren and Associates designs de Master Washer (Maytag)

  • Henry Dreyfuss Big Ben Westclocks

  • Walter D Teague does an exposition in the Golden Gate

  • Van Doren Master Washer

  • Bel Geddes New York world fair "Futurama"

  • Van Doren published “Industrial Design: A Practical Guide.

  • Van Doren Industrial Design: a practical guide

  • Bel Geddes book: Magic Motorways

  • Saarinen and Eames took part in the "Organic design in Home Furnishings" competition mounted by the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

  • MoMA New York Museum’s “Organic Design in Home Furnishings”

  • Bel Geddes Mark I Computer

  • Bill accepted a professorship at an arts university in Zurich

  • George Nelson designed the Storage Wall Shelves.

  • Laboratorios Nacionales de Fomento Industrial (LANFI)

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    Bel design Italiano

  • Zeisel gains national notice with the porcelain table service´s first show devoted solely to a female designer.

  • Nelson became the Design Director at Herman Miller.

  • George Nelson made his own firm

  • Divisumma 14

  • Eero Saarinen did the Grasshopper chair

  • Rams joins the Wiesbaden School of Art

  • Clara Porset and her husband Xavier Guerrero participate in MoMA New York Museum’s Prize Designs for Modern Furniture

  • Marcello Nizzoli also worked for Olivetti as an architect, designing living quarters for employees from 1948 and, in the 1960s

  • Eero Saarinen did the Womb Collection

  • The Marshall Plan begins

  • Rams left the Wiesbaden School of Art to master carpentry with his grandfather

  • Deutscher Werkbund is revived after World War II

  • Henry Dreyfuss model 500 desktop

  • Rams returns to the Wiesbaden School of Art

  • Bill hosted the “Die gute Form” exhibition

  • Walter D Teague designed interiors for the air force academy Boeing 707 jet airline

  • Saarinen took over his father’s practice, running it as Saarinen & Associates

  • Eero Sarinen designed the "Saarinen Collection" for Knoll, consisting of several office chairs, one of the first lines in designer office furniture.

  • Talleres de Artesanos Carlos Lazo del Pino de la Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Obras Públicas

  • Walter D Teague wrote Flour for Man´s Bread

  • Giugaro moved to Turin to enroll in Golia design school

  • Franco Albini Cicognino

  • Henry Dreyfuss round thermostate

  • Rams graduates from Wiesbaden School of Art

  • Bill founded the Ulm School of Design in Germany

  • Elettrosumma Duplex

  • Bill created the Ulmer Hocker

  • Audit 202

  • Henry Dreyfuss design for people (Josephine & Joe)

  • Rams was hired by Braun as an architect and interior designer

  • Nelson designed the Marshmallow Sofa.

  • Tetraktys

  • Henry Dreyfuss wall mounted telephone

  • Clara Porset participates in the Milan Triennial Exhibition

  • Marcelo Nizzoli "Mirella"

  • George Nelson Did Knoll international

  • Henry Dreyfuss push button telephone

  • Norman Bel Geddes dies

  • Escuela de Diseño Industrial UIA (bachillerato técnico).

  • Crecimiento de educación en artes y humanidades, descentralización de la educación superior

  • Implementación del Plan de los once Años

  • Henry Dreyfuss princess telephone

  • Giugiaro submitted a trial proposal to the legendary design house of Bertone

  • Henry Dreyfuss The Measure of Men

  • Walter D Teague dies

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    Zeisel takes a break from designing

  • Eero Saarinen dies

  • Marcello Nizzoli "Supernova Julia"

  • Escuela de Diseño Industrial UIA (Licenciatura) Talleres de Artesanos Carlos Lazo del Pino se transforma en Escuela de Diseño y Artesanía del INBA

  • Rams became Chief Design Officer at Braun

  • Bill had control of all Junghans’ design

  • Rams’ T-1000 shortwave radio receiver

  • Cursos de diseño industrial para graduados e investigadores (Escuela Nacional de Arquitectura UNAM)

  • Henry Dreyfuss became president of the IDSA

  • Giugaro is booted out of Bertone in favor of Marcello Gandini.

  • Giugiaro headed to rival design house Ghia on a single-year contract

  • The De Tomaso Mangusta design became the basis for Giugiaro’s own Italdesign studio in 1967

  • Celebración de los Juegos Olímpicos de México Arq. Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, presidente Comité Organizador

  • Licenciatura en Diseño Industrial UNAM dependiente de la Facultad de Arquitectura Herencia del Plan de los Once Años, crecimiento en la oferta educativa técnica, presiones demográficas en la educación media

  • Exposición de artesanía finlandesa en la Casa de la Artesanía Jalisciense con obras de: Timo Sarpaneva Tapio Wirkkala

  • Instituto Mexicano de Comercio Exterior: Centro de Diseño

  • Inicio de cursos de licenciatura en diseño industrial Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara

  • Henry Dreyfuss standards for signs and symbols

  • Henry Dreyfuss Symbol Source Book

  • Henry Dreyfuss dies.

  • Tapio Wirkkala dicta conferencias en la UNAM y en la UAG

  • Carlo Mollino died

  • Giugaro’s Mark I Golf design for Volkswagen

  • Escuela de Diseño Industrial, Universidad de Monterrey, Universidad del Nuevo Mundo, UAM

  • CODIGRAM, apertura del Centro de Diseño del IMCE en Guadalajara

  • Cierre del centro de diseño del IMCE, Seminario de Victor Papanek en la casa de la cultura jaliciense

  • Fundación de la Facultad de Diseño de la Universidad de Guadalajara

  • Alavr Aalto dies

  • XI Congreso Mundial del ICSID, en la Ciudad de México

  • Fundación de ALADI, Asociación Latinoamericana de Diseño Industrial

  • Period: to

    Zeisel resumes her work

  • Vehículos Automotores Mexicanos fabrica el Lerma

  • 1er Encuentro de Estudiantes de Diseño Industrial, ENEDI, en la Universidad de Guadalajara

  • Giugaro is called to work for Seiko watch company

  • George Nelson dies

  • Rams’ BN0021 three-hander watch

  • 1er Interdesign celebrado en México. Cuernavaca.

  • 1er Interdesign celebrado simultaneamente en tres paises: México, Australia, Sudáfrica

  • Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey

  • Deutscher Werkbund 100th anniversary commemorated in Berlin

  • Eva Zeisel dies at age 105

  • Bill is called to work for Junghans

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