nInhouse designerStaff Designer Harley Earl Walter D Teague

n驻厂设计师（In-house designer、Staff Designer）： Harley Earl 、 Walter D. Teague n顾问设计师（Consultant Designer、Free Designer）： Norman Bel Geddes、 Henry Dreyfuss 、 Raymond Loewy

n. The Man Who Shaped America Raymond Loewy(1893 -1986) n. The Father of Streamlining n. The Father of Industrial Design

1919 Provided popular fashion illustrations for magazines such as Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Freelanced as a window designer for department stores, including Saks Fifth Avenue and Macy's.

1929 Redesigned the Gestetner mimeograph machine.

1930 Hired as a consultant by the Hupp Motor Company.

1934 Designed the Coldspot refrigerator for Sears Roebuck & Company.

1936 Designed the GG-1 electric locomotive for the Pennsylvania Railroad.

1937 Published first book, The Locomotive: Its Aesthetics.

1937 Designed the T-1 electric locomotive for the Pennsylvania Railroad.

1942 Redesigned the Lucky Strike cigarette packaging.

1946 Designed the Greyhound Scenicruiser.

1947 Designed the Champion.

1951 Published second design textbook, Industrial Design, and his autobiography Never Leave Well Enough Alone.

1952 Founded the Compagnie de I'Esthetique Industrielle in Paris, France.

1953 Designed the Studebaker Starliner Coupé, which the Mo. MA later called a "work of art. "

1954 Designed the Greyhound bus.

1954 Designed the 2000 Series for the Rosenthal Pitcher.

1955 Designed the Jaguar XK 140.

1957 Designed the BMW 507.

1958 Designed the Jukebox for United Misic Corp.

1959 Designed the Lancia.

1961 Designed the Studebaker Avanti, "weight is the enemy. "

1962 After designing the Shell logo, it becomes such a recognizable icon that Shell drops its name from their advertisements.

1965 Joined the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped.

1966 Designed the Chair for Barcalounger.

1967 Began working as a habitability consultant to NASA.

1972 Poll of stylists representing the Big Three automakers voted his 1953 Studebaker Starliner Coupé an "industry best. " Also named one of the most influential Americans by LIFE magazine.

1975 Smithsonian Institution opened The Designs of Raymond Loewy, a fourmonth exhibit dedicated to "the man who changed the face of industrial design. "

Some Works of Loewy

Coke, Slim line Style, 1964

Coke Dole Dispenser, 1949

Loewy Plywood Chair, 1943

DF 2000

DF 2000

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