An Inscribed Copy

EAMES DESIGN
THE WORK OF THE OFFICE OF CHARLES AND RAY EAMES

John Neuhart, Marilyn Neuhart and Ray Eames

Inscribed by John and Marilyn Neuhart to Elaine K. Sewell Jones, a publicist for Herman Miller and renowned advocate of Californian Design who was also married to Architect A. Quincy Jones.

This is THE book on the Eames team: 9 x 12 coffe-table book 464 pages and over 3,500 photographs (including multiple fold-outs and a separate time-line poster) giving minute details on over 200 projects from the Eames office archives, personally selected and edited by Ray with the help of her long-time employees, John and Marilyn Neuhart. Essential.

John and Marilyn Neuhart were staffers at the Eames Office and designed the Connections Exhibit, the first exhibit ever devoted soley to the work of the Eames Office. Produced in full cooperation with both Ray and Charles, the Connections Exhibit eventually became the basis for this book that the Neuhart's co-authored with Ray Eames after Charles' death.

The final word on reference material for anything pertaining to the Eameses. Everything you could possibly want to know about the Herman Miller Furniture, films, graphic design and exhibits of the prolific husband and wife team.

Nothing says modernist perfection like an Eames design. Though they are best known to the general public for their furniture, the husband and wife duo of Charles and Ray Eames (1907-78 and 1912-88, respectively) were also forerunners in the fields of architecture, industrial design, photography, and film. This book covers all the aspects of their illustrious career, from the earliest furniture experiments and molded plywood designs to the Case Study Houses to their work for Herman Miller and films such as the seminal short, Powers of Ten.

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