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The House That Modernism Built - Page 2

1. LCW (Lounge Chair Wood), 1946.

LCW (Lounge Chair Wood), 1946. — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

2. Demonstration of Molded Plywood Splint in use, 1943. © Eames Office LLC (eamesoffice.com). Leg Splint, Mahogany, 1943.

Demonstration of Molded Plywood Splint in use, 1943. © Eames Office LLC (eamesoffice.com). Leg Splint, Mahogany, 1943. — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

3. Charles and Ray Eames examining sling locations on an Aluminum Group Lounge Chair, 1958. Photographer Marvin Rand.

Charles and Ray Eames examining sling locations on an Aluminum Group Lounge Chair, 1958. Photographer Marvin Rand. — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

4. Rocking Chaise

Rocking Chaise — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

5. American Modern Dinnerware

American Modern Dinnerware — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

6. Plywood Chair

Plywood Chair — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

7. Plywood Radio

Plywood Radio — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

8. Fuller’s Autonomous Dwelling Facility Dome (student’s building)

Fuller’s Autonomous Dwelling Facility Dome (student’s building) — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

9. Fuller and his architecture class, 1949 Summer Institute

Fuller and his architecture class, 1949 Summer Institute — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

10. Barcelona Chair

Barcelona Chair — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

11. Diamond Chair

Diamond Chair — Source: Courtesy of the Bechtler Museum

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