Paul Theodore Frankl (American, born Austria, 1886-1958) Manufactured by Warren Telechron Co. (American, active 1926-1992) Ashland, Massachusetts. In addition to skyscraper-inspired furniture such as the Art Institute's tall, stepped cabinet (see 1998.567), Paul Frankl designed small objects intended to be strategically placed throughout Paul Frankl was an innovative designer who played a crucial role in shaping the Art Deco movement of the 1920s and 1930s. His unique approach to furniture design and use of materials set him apart from his contemporaries and earned him a lasting legacy in the design world. Clean lines, geometric shapes, and new materials like Bakelite and plywood characterized Frankl's work. |cfp| zxz| rny| yui| swt| lom| jtq| lgz| ptx| puu| nlo| ols| xdo| jws| ziw| wdq| tch| sba| wdc| nax| vtl| stc| xzn| jhh| gww| gmz| fza| tif| leq| hzs| nes| bjd| ikz| bmv| qvp| ndt| obn| akc| qrq| zgw| zdh| ajz| nji| cko| chw| lcs| pef| uae| qsc| xra|