This week’s gem from the Stoddard – Templeton Design Archive is a collection of designs by Agnes Pinder Davis from the 1930s. Agnes Pinder Davis was a well known and well respected artist/designer in the 1930s. She produced countless designs for ceramic… Read More ›
This week’s gem from the Stoddard – Templeton Design Archive is an interesting design by American designer Marion Dorn from the 1930s. Marion Dorn (1896-1964) was one of the most important designers of the 20th century. As well as designing textiles, rugs… Read More ›
The Friday gem this week features a small collection of pencil and charcoal design sketches by Max Forrer, bought by James Templeton & Co. in the early 1930s (STOD/DES/121/5/1-10). The Stoddard Templeton Design Archive contains quite a number of designs by… Read More ›
This week’s gem from the Stoddard – Templeton Design Archive is a design by Paris-based designer Hélène Gallet from 1937 and was intended to celebrate the proposed coronation of Edward VIII. But just a few months into his reign, Edward caused… Read More ›
