Papers, 1929-1972.

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Papers, 1929-1972.

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Biographical information about Dreyfuss includes texts of speeches delivered, articles and interviews by and about him, awards, and promotional materials used by his firm. Theater designs includes black-and-white photographs of stage sets and interior designs for theaters, as well as original drawings of costumes and stage sets. Industrial designs, 1929-1935, includes original renderings, black-and-white photographs, and photographic reproductions of designs. Industrial designs, 1936-1969, contain black-and-white photographs of models and finished products, color slides, and drawings and sketches for clients including Bell Telephone, Esterbrook, Radio Corporation of America, New York Central, Lockheed, Singer, and Polaroid. Also, materials related to Dreyfuss' three major books, DESIGNING FOR PEOPLE, 1955; MEASURE OF MAN, 1959; and SYMBOL SOURCEBOOK, 1972.

ca. 68 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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