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who is the father of modern design?

william morris

who criticized the industrial movement for not being of high quality?

a.w.n. pugin


This idea stated that in mass production the designer should not also be the maker

Division of labor

Who wrote the 7 lamps of architecture?

John Ruskin

What is Morris's wife's name?


(She modeled for the PRB and influenced today's models)

Jane Burden

What is the name of the PRB member who had an obsession/affair with Jane?

Dante Gabriel Rossetti

What was the main focus of the Arts & crafts movement?

Honesty and Integrity

The Red House - London


Home of William Morris



Steep roof pitch to remove rain


exposed natural materials - brick


asymmetrical/ functional placement of windows


Functional floor plan

The leaders of the arts and crafts movement were inspired by the spirit of _______

Medieval era

Who was the architect of Red House and also the Standen house in London?

Phillip Webb

What is the name of the discreet diagonal repeat commonly found in William Morris patterns?

tessalation

Sussex Chair


Phillip Webb



Hand- turned elements


oak wood, with wax finish, not shellac


hand woven rush seat

Trellis


William Morris Pattern



underlying grid structure


inspired by nature - foliage of red house


2 dimensional imagery

Lady Lilith


Dante Gabriel Rossetti



Based on the face of Jane Burden


new synthetic bright pigment



English Vernacular Style


The Orchard


Home of CFA Voysey



No applied ornamentation


Steep roof


Strip windows


pebbledash veneer

English Vernacular Style


The Orchard - Interior


CFA Voysey



lowered picture rail and high mantel give the perception of a child's viewpoint


No pattern - monotone off-white


Baluster is what a child would see


English Vernacular


Asymmetrically balance gable roof


What you see in gated communities


locally sourced materials


'honest' facade

Voysey case piece


English vernacular style furniture



Only ornamentation was on the hinge- the functional part of the piece



Edwin Lutyens bench


English Vernacular Style



patterned after chippendale camel-back sofa


designed for Gertrude Jekll's gardens


Who was the American (English Vernacular) illustrator who did amazing drawings of interiors?

William Bradley

An area of lowered ceiling - is usually located near the fireplace



English Vern. Style

Inglenook

Inglenook

Voysey Chair


English Vernacular Style Furniture



Oak, matte finish, caned seat


heart is a child's motif, represents optimism for the future

Who pioneered the california craftsman style?

Greene & Greene Brothers


and


Bernard Maybeck

Godwin case piece


Aesthetic Movement



linear, smaller scale


eastern influence - space incorporated


ying and yang, voids are elements

Peacock Room


James Abbott Mc Neil Whistler



gold leaf, everything has its place


ornamentation


eastern influence - japonisme

the term "Art for art's sake" was from the ________

aesthetic movement

Christopher Dresser


Sugar Bowl


Aesthetic Movement



keeps food off germy* surfaces


influence from Japanese tea sets

The term Gesamtkunstwerk means...

the total work of art, all aspects are unified in design

Art Nouveau


A.H. Mackmurdo



Wren city churches poster


noticing the organizational structure (line and contrast (elements of design)) first, before actual content


growing plant form and animals


foiling is very characteristic of _____

The aesthetic movement

Henri van de Velde is from...

Belgium

Dragonfly desk


Henri Van de Velde, Belgium


Art Nouveau



active line


Henri van de Velde chair


Art Nouveau



Gesamptkunstwerk - upholstery unified with chair forms

Hotel Savoy Interior


Victor Horta, paris


Art Nouveau



all aspects unified


organic line


machine and handcrafted


In Paris, Art Nouveau is called _______

"Le Style metro"



from the entrances to the train stations

Lalique Dragonfly Brooch


Art Nouveau - symbolist



Femme Fatale


Biomorphic


Organic lines


metamorphism

Rosewater Sprinkler


Louis Comfort Tiffany


Art Nouveau



Favrille technique of blown glass gives it its multicolored opalescence

Casa Batllo' - Barcelona, Spain


"House of bones"


Antoni Gaudi


Arte Moderno



Anthropomorphic forms


inspiration from macro and microvisions


Charles Darwin's theories on evolution

Architect of:



La Sagrada Familia


Casa Mila


Parc Guell


Casa Batllo

Antoni Gaudi


(Arte Moderno)

What are the 3 industrial materials used to build modern architecture?

iron


glass


reinforced concrete

This style was classified by:



Inspiration from emotions within


'Nearly abstract'


welcomed psychotic conditions


anti-establishmentarianism


deep interpretation


break away from representationalism

symobolist movement

This was a group of artists who explored the realm of the unknown



used expressive line


stylized, symbolic imagery


attenuated figure forms

The immortals:



Margaret and Frances MacDonald

Who is considered the father of modern design?

Wassily kandinsky

Who wrote the interpretation of dreams, which profoundly influenced the symbolist movement?

Sigmund Freud

A medical condition that allows you to taste sound, etc. (the mixing up of sensations)

Synaesthasia

Kandinsky's spirituals

red - square - trumpet or drum


yellow - triangle - shrill beugel


blue* - circle - inward - cello


green - restful - middle notes of a violin


white - pregnancy - expectation and creation



when the primaries are balanced it is perfect harmony

Modernism is inspired by:

Japonisme (Eastern Culture)

What are the 4 things we gather from eastern culture in modern design?

Asymmetrical Balance


2D flat stylization


Present day source of inspiration - (and nature)


The void

Willow Chair/ Cashier's chair


Charles Mackintosh



grid motif


willow street tea room


abstracts willow tree


brings structure to the forefront

Ingram High back chair


Designed for Ingram Street Tea Room



high back creates separate spaces


thick enamel covers grain and joinery


everything concentrated in upper 1/4 like a plant


no applied ornamentation


Glascow School of Art


Charles Rennie Mackintosh



Asymmetrical balance - facade


large windows let in a lot of light for studio rooms


functional parts are most decorative


no applied ornamentation

Argyle Chair


Charles Rennie Mackintosh



Creates halo around margaret-designed for her


verticality


square legs grow up into round frame


no applied ornamentation

Who owned willow street tea room?

Miss Cranston

Mackintosh rose and teardrop pattern



fully blossomed rose represents scottland, and margaret

The heart motif represents_______

a child-like spirit/motif


optimism for the future

Salon de luxe doors


Charles Rennie Mackintosh



stained glass and metal


rose twine ball motif


looks like a kimono - japanese influence


grid starting to emerge


2Dimensional

What is the symbol of modern design to come?

90 degree angle

The Vienna secessionist aimed to create an environment that reflected _________

A feeling of progression

Weiner Werkstatte


Vienna Workshop Building



Otto Wagner


Postal Savings Bank


Vienna secessionist



exposed functional space heaters


functional glass block floor


visual flow of space and light


naive and aisles concept


ALUMINUM clad columns - $

Fledermaus Chair


Joseph Hoffman


Vienna Secessionist



designed for fledermaus cabaret


ball reinforce joinery

Who wrote "ornament and crime?"

Adolf Loos


(vienna secessionist)



stated that ornamentation was not compatible with mass production


7 ball chair


Joseph Hoffman



vienna secessionist

Palais Stoclet by Joseph Hoffman


Brussels belgium



complex cubic massing


interior based on glascow school of art library


diningroom features mosiac of gustav klimt


William Morris if the father of modern design because he poses the idea that design can be used as.....

an instrument of social reform


(and the modernists run with this idea)