Industrial Art News – Vol. 23, No. 8, August 1955

Content includes:
New Development in “Japanese Modern” and “Good Design”
Space for Decoration (from Design” May, 1955) – John E. Blake
Urushi Service Tray in Vermilion and Black – IAI Design Section
Design Analysis (8) Eames Cabinet – IAI Design Section
The Trend of Italian Craft-ENAPI, Exhibitions, and so on – HISHIDA Yasuhiko
The Gold Compass Competition in Italy – KATZUMIE Masaru
Development of The Japanese Glass Ware Design – AWASHIMA Masakichi
Four Winners of The Mainichi Industrial Design Prize in Silhouette
Technique: Coating with Polyester Resin on Wood- IAI Technical Section
Ready-made Accessories : Metal Brackets – IAI Research Section •..
Cover Design: YANOME Ko (Our Cover Artist)

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Industrial Art News
Industrial Art News was a Japanese publication covering industrial design, materials, and their graphic applications.

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Industrial Art News - Vol. 23, No. 8, August 1955. Cover design by Kō Yanome
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