American Designers Gallery

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“I’ve been waiting to announce this but I was hired by Nike to be a shoe Designer and the N7 Lead Gr
Ensemble by Jean Dessès, Paris, 1958Photograph by Gleb Derujinsky (American; 1925–2011)Model: Iris B
Elenhank Designers, Inc. (American; 1940s–70s)Four Textile DesignsLinen, screen printed using three
Alexander Girard (American; 1907–1993)Mikado1954Textile sample (81% cotton, 19% polyester; printed)C
Alexander Girard (American; 1907–1993)Mikado1954Textile sample (screen-printed fiberglass)Cooper Hew
Carolyn Schnurer (American; 1908–1998)}Dress. Cotton, 1950; Dress. Silk, 1950; Dress. Cotton, 1951; 
Tory Burch leads her sons by her Southampton home, 2001Photographer: Arthur Elgort (American; b. 194
Eleanor and Henry Kluck, textile design, 1979. Elenhank Designers, USA. Via Goldstein Design Museum
Eleanor & Henry Kuck, textile design Fantasy, 1970s. Elenhank Designer Inc. Illinois, USA. Via G
Claude Fayette Bragdon (1866-1946), ‘Snake Charmer’, “The Chap-Book”, Vol. 3
Paul McCobb (American; 1917–1969)Prism Blocks Screen-printed wallpaper, 1953 From F. Schumacher &
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, c
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, c
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: InteriorArc
Penelope Unraveling Her Work at NightDora Wheeler Keith (American; 1856–1940)1886Silk embroidered wi
Thom Browne (born 1965) is an American fashion designer. He is the founder and head of design for Th
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, c
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, c
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Joseph Urban (American; 1872–1933), architectRoof Garden, Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati, Ohio ŸPen and bl
Ezra Stoller (American; 1915–2004)140 Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building), New York: Interior, l
Drawing in Two Colors (Interpretation of Harlem Jazz I)Winold Reiss (American, born Germany; 1886–19
FeathersAlexander Girard (American; 1907–1993)1957Textile sample (66% cotton, 34% linen; plain weave
RibbonsAlexander Girard (American; 1907–1993)1957Textile sample (66% cotton, 34% linen; screen print
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