Entries in architecture (3)
Posted on Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at 7:47PM
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in Cultural Tourism, Historic Homes, Historical, Las Vegas History, Las Vegas Neighborhoods, Las Vegas Strip, Mid-Century Modern, Preservation Issues, Roadside Architecture, architecture, mid century modern
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Local MCM Las Vegas Architects
Posted on Saturday, April 2, 2011 at 12:47PM
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LasVegasLynn
in Cultural Tourism, Current Day, Fremont Street, Historic Homes, Historical, Las Vegas History, Las Vegas Neighborhoods, Mid-Century Modern, architecture, automobile, las vegas
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in Cultural Tourism, Current Day, Fremont Street, Historic Homes, Historical, Las Vegas History, Las Vegas Neighborhoods, Mid-Century Modern, architecture, automobile, las vegas
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How I learned to love Mid-Century Modern
I have a personal piece up on The Walt Disney Family Museum's blog, Storyboard. about where I first learned about Mid-Century Modern architecture and design on a trip to Disneyland when I was only ten.
Alan Hess is quoted as well and there are some great images both from Disneyland and the New York's World Fair.
So come learn how Disney artists like Mary Blair, architects like Welton Becket and those vintage Disneyland posters captured my imagination and sparked my love of mid-century modern architecture and design;
Enjoy!
Posted on Friday, November 5, 2010 at 1:53PM
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LasVegasLynn
in Alan Hess, Cultural Tourism, Current Day, Disneyland, Mary Blair, Mid-Century Modern, New York's World Fair, Roadside Architecture, architecture, graphics, midcentury modern, posters
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LasVegasLynn
in Alan Hess, Cultural Tourism, Current Day, Disneyland, Mary Blair, Mid-Century Modern, New York's World Fair, Roadside Architecture, architecture, graphics, midcentury modern, posters
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