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Eventually Everything Connects [Concertina Fold-Out Book] : Leporello by Loris Lora (2015, Hardcover)

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Product Identifiers

PublisherNobrow LTD.

ISBN-101907704884

ISBN-139781907704888

eBay Product ID (ePID)201605409

Product Key Features

Book TitleEventually Everything Connects [Concertina Fold-Out Book] : Leporello

Number of Pages24 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicUnited States / State & Local / West (Ak, CA, Co, Hi, Id, Mt, Nv, Ut, WY), United States / 20th Century, Social Psychology, Prints

Publication Year2015

IllustratorYes

GenreArt, Psychology, History

AuthorLoris Lora

Book SeriesLeporello Ser.

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height0.6 in

Item Weight18.8 Oz

Item Length13.5 in

Item Width8.1 in

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Intended AudienceTrade

ReviewsAn LA TIMES Top Book of 2015 "A lovely addition to library collections of art, design, and film, as well as a wonderful inspiration for student projects." --School Library Journal "Through stunning illustrations in a format only a human with the very longest of arms could possibly hold, we find that somehow, everyone from Frank Sinatra to Judy Garland to Walt Disney are connected with 20th century design's golden couple, Charles and Ray Eames." --Design Week "Eventually Everything Connects" works like a panorama, sweeping from private to public settings: the Eames' house to the set of "Vertigo" to the Brown Derby and the Beverly Hills Hotel. The idea is to...establish a sense of the ways in which ideas, art and expression, overlap. In "Eventually Everything Connects," Lora celebrates (both literally and figuratively) this horizontal vision, in stunning imagistic terms." --LA Times, "A lovely addition to library collections of art, design, and film, as well as a wonderful inspiration for student projects." --School Library Journal "Through stunning illustrations in a format only a human with the very longest of arms could possibly hold, we find that somehow, everyone from Frank Sinatra to Judy Garland to Walt Disney are connected with 20th century design's golden couple, Charles and Ray Eames." --Design Week "Eventually Everything Connects" works like a panorama, sweeping from private to public settings: the Eames' house to the set of "Vertigo" to the Brown Derby and the Beverly Hills Hotel. The idea is to...establish a sense of the ways in which ideas, art and expression, overlap. In "Eventually Everything Connects," Lora celebrates (both literally and figuratively) this horizontal vision, in stunning imagistic terms." --LA Times, "Through stunning illustrations in a format only a human with the very longest of arms could possibly hold, we find that somehow, everyone from Frank Sinatra to Judy Garland to Walt Disney are connected with 20th century design's golden couple, Charles and Ray Eames." --Design Week "Eventually Everything Connects" works like a panorama, sweeping from private to public settings: the Eames' house to the set of "Vertigo" to the Brown Derby and the Beverly Hills Hotel. The idea is to...establish a sense of the ways in which ideas, art and expression, overlap. In "Eventually Everything Connects," Lora celebrates (both literally and figuratively) this horizontal vision, in stunning imagistic terms." --LA Times, "Through stunning illustrations in a format only a human with the very longest of arms could possibly hold, we find that somehow, everyone from Frank Sinatra to Judy Garland to Walt Disney are connected with 20th century design's golden couple, Charles and Ray Eames." —Design Week, "Through stunning illustrations in a format only a human with the very longest of arms could possibly hold, we find that somehow, everyone from Frank Sinatra to Judy Garland to Walt Disney are connected with 20th century design's golden couple, Charles and Ray Eames." —Design Week "Eventually Everything Connects" works like a panorama, sweeping from private to public settings: the Eames' house to the set of Vertigo" to the Brown Derby and the Beverly Hills Hotel. The idea is to...establish a sense of the ways in which ideas, art and expression, overlap. In Eventually Everything Connects," Lora celebrates (both literally and figuratively) this horizontal vision, in stunning imagistic terms." —LA Times, A 2016 Eisner Nominee for Best Publication Design An LA TIMES Top Book of 2015 "A lovely addition to library collections of art, design, and film, as well as a wonderful inspiration for student projects." --School Library Journal "Through stunning illustrations in a format only a human with the very longest of arms could possibly hold, we find that somehow, everyone from Frank Sinatra to Judy Garland to Walt Disney are connected with 20th century design's golden couple, Charles and Ray Eames." --Design Week "Eventually Everything Connects" works like a panorama, sweeping from private to public settings: the Eames' house to the set of "Vertigo" to the Brown Derby and the Beverly Hills Hotel. The idea is to...establish a sense of the ways in which ideas, art and expression, overlap. In "Eventually Everything Connects," Lora celebrates (both literally and figuratively) this horizontal vision, in stunning imagistic terms." --LA Times

Dewey Edition23

Dewey Decimal302

SynopsisWhat is the link between Alfred Hitchcock and Charles and Ray Eames, or illustrator Mary Blair and actor Steve McQueen? In Eventually Everything Connects Loris Lora makes all the creative connections so you don't have to. Explore the movers, shakers, and shapers of the arts in the Californian modernist movement in Nobrow's hardback Leporello format., A star-studded concertina book that maps out the lesser known links between the biggest names in Californian modernism.

LC Classification NumberHM1033