Tag

Buttons

Buttons is a browsable saved.works tag spanning 13 works by 11 artists across 9 institutions.

13 works

8 leading artists

8 institutions

Artists under this tag

Dieter Rams

3 works surfaced for this tag.

Alessandro Mendini

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Altema Terminalteknik AB

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Anonymous

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Apple Inc.; Apple Industrial Design Team

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Degas, Edgar

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Ericsson

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Hu Xiaoyuan

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Museums under this tag

Museum of Modern Art

3 works surfaced for this tag.

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

2 works surfaced for this tag.

Tekniska museet

2 works surfaced for this tag.

Armémuseum

1 work surfaced for this tag.

M+ Museum

1 work surfaced for this tag.

National Gallery of Art

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology

1 work surfaced for this tag.

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem

1 work surfaced for this tag.

Works under this tag

Whistler in his studio on the rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs, Paris

Paul François Arnold Cardon, called "Dornac", 1859–1941 · 1893

Yale Center for British Art · Albumen print on thin, smooth, white…

Långbyxor m/1872

Unknown artist · 1872

Armémuseum · Fårull Bomull Schellackvax Papper Tenn | Tuskaft Maskinsömnad

Cioccolator Pad Calculator

Alessandro Mendini · 1998

Museum of Modern Art · Silicon rubber and ABS plastic

Modem med telefon

Ericsson · 1988

Tekniska museet · Plast, gummi bakelit och liknande Metall

ET 55 pocket calculator

Dieter Rams · 1981

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem · Plastic and electrical components

Automatic Slide Projector (model PA 2)

Dieter Rams · 1956

Museum of Modern Art · Enameled aluminum, plastic, enameled steel, aluminum, and…

Transistor Radio (model T 580)

Dieter Rams · 1961

Museum of Modern Art · Plastic casing

Brauns reseradio Transistor fick tillsammans med andra Braun apparater "Grand Prix" vid XL Triennalen i Milano 1957. Priset är det förnämsta internationella utmärkelse som kunde ges för att belöna god industriell formgivning. Braun Transistor är ritad av designern Dieter Rams hos Max Braun Frankfurt / Main, Istället för radiorör har apparaten sju transistorer i varje batteri (som kostade 6 kr) och räckte för 800 1000 lyssningstimmar. Kom på svenska marknaden i maj 1957 eller 1958. by Okänd

Okänd · 1957-01-01 - 1957-01-01

Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology · s/h, s/h