Hans-Theo Baumann lastingly shaped post-war design in the Federal Republic of Germany. His incisive designs are everywhere: in our kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms in the form of furniture, tableware, glass and cutlery. Distinguished by clarity of line, the objects he designed are as functional as they can be.
His designs have been realised worldwide by leading businesses and, in his capacity as president of the Federation of German Industrial Designers, he has had a formative influence on how design is practised as a profession. This book fills a gap to provide as comprehensive a survey as possible of the many designs submitted by Hans-Theo Baumann in a wide variety of fields - porcelain, pottery, furniture, lighting, glass, cutlery and tableware, textiles, plastics and wood.
Embark on a voyage of discovery to the origins of our present-day utilitarian objects. In Collaboration with (selected): Porcelain: Rosenthal, Hutschenreuther, Thomas, Arzberg, Schönwald, Limoges, KPM Glass: Gral-Glas, Süssmuth, Rheinkristall, Ruhrglas, Daum Ceramics: Karlsruher Majolika Furniture: Vitra, Stoll, Domus, Knoll, Wilde + Spieth Cutlery: Rosenthal, Hepp (on-board cutlery Singapur-Airlines), Schönwald (service Lufthansa).
Text in English & German.
| ISBN: | 9783897903234 |
| Publication date: | 23rd July 2010 |
| Author: | Rüdiger Joppien |
| Publisher: | Arnoldsche an imprint of Arnoldsche Art Publishers |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 304 pages |
| Series: | Arnoldsche Art Publishers |
| Genres: |
Product design Individual designers or design groups |
Hans-Theo Baumann lastingly shaped post-war design in the Federal Republic of Germany. His incisive designs are everywhere: in our kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms in the form of furniture, tableware, glass and cutlery.
Hans-Theo Baumann features in the following genres: Product design, Individual designers or design groups
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Hans-Theo Baumann was written by Rüdiger Joppien and published by Arnoldsche an imprint of Arnoldsche Art Publishers
Hans-Theo Baumann has 304 pages
Yes it is part of Arnoldsche Art Publishers series