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Tag Archives: 20th century design
A bit of Milwaukee in the Saarinen Archives at Yale
If you’ve visited the Museum recently, you know that we take our 125th anniversary seriously. There was cake for “Barbara Brown Lee Day” on May 2, there are three celebratory exhibitions, including a glamorous salon-style rehang of Gallery 10, and … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century design, architecture, Eero Saarinen, Library/Archives, War Memorial Center
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New Installation of George Mann Niedecken objects
Milwaukee in the early 1900s was a wealthy city known for its manufacturing—including beer, leather, steam engines, and metal machinery. Milwaukee’s industrialists brought cutting-edge technology to their businesses, and a few brought cutting-edge design into their homes. For a new … Continue reading
