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- Title: Mathematica Ephemera
- Year: 1960s
- Editor: IBM & Eames Office
- Availability: Vintage inventory from Eames Office
Description:
- 1961 Mathematica flyer from opening
- 1966 Men of Modern Mathematics Timeline, adapted from the History Wall in the exhibition. Posters are in original printed format of 122 x 187 cm (see photo). A modern feat of printing in 1966, the poster was too large to print as one long 61 x 373 cm sheet, so the 373 cm was separated into two halves, and doubled up on one 122 x 187 cm sheet (see image). The printers had to run that one sheet through the press over 20 times in order to catch all the details. Printed by IBM.
- Mathematica: A World of Numbers and Beyond Booklet produced by IBM / International Business Machines Corporation, 1961. First Edition. Paperback. As new. First edition. Softcover. Published in conjunction with an exhibit at the California and Chicago Museums of Science and Industry and the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. The exhibition itself was designed Charles and Ray Eames with the aim to "stimulate interest in mathematics and the sciences." Catalog designed by George Tscherny and includes numerous color and black and white graphics from the exhibition, along with an attached fold-out poster.
- 1961 Opening night keepsake. Mathematica: A World of Numbers and Beyond Agamograph. When tilted at a right angle, it reveals the name of the exhibition.
- Context: Mathematica: A World of Numbers. . . .and Beyond was the first fully immersive and large-scale exhibition produced by the Eames Office, designed for the March 1961 opening of a new science wing at the California Museum of Science and Industry in Los Angeles. The museum approached IBM to contribute to the new wing, and asked the Eames Office to propose a suitable exhibition. The show, used interactive components like funhouse mirrors and a celestial mechanics model to illustrate ideas like projective geometry and planetary orbits. It was designed to appeal to both beginners and experts of mathematics, aiming to be interesting to a bright student while not embarrassing a knowledgeable one. Decades later, the exhibition continues to be celebrated for its beauty, elegance, and success in demonstrating that mathematics is about much more than just numbers. It has been so popular that three versions of the exhibit are still on display today.
The lot has already been shipped from Los Angeles to storage in Amsterdam. Therefore, customs clearance and shipping timelines will follow our standard process, with no additional delays expected
賣家的故事
The Eames Office:
成立于20世纪40年代的加利福尼亚威尼斯，Eames Office 是查尔斯和雷·伊姆斯的创意之家和设计工作室。在这里，他们开创了模塑胶合板和玻璃纤维雕塑，创造了持久的标志性作品，如 Lounge Chair、DCM 和 Eames Chaise——这些设计依然温暖、实用且经久耐用。
现由Eames家族的下一代领导，它是所有Eames设计的守护者，也是Charles & Ray Eames基金会的创始赞助人。它保存着跨学科的遗产，涵盖家具、电影、建筑、玩具、纺织品等多个领域。
由Google翻譯翻譯- Title: Mathematica Ephemera
- Year: 1960s
- Editor: IBM & Eames Office
- Availability: Vintage inventory from Eames Office
Description:
- 1961 Mathematica flyer from opening
- 1966 Men of Modern Mathematics Timeline, adapted from the History Wall in the exhibition. Posters are in original printed format of 122 x 187 cm (see photo). A modern feat of printing in 1966, the poster was too large to print as one long 61 x 373 cm sheet, so the 373 cm was separated into two halves, and doubled up on one 122 x 187 cm sheet (see image). The printers had to run that one sheet through the press over 20 times in order to catch all the details. Printed by IBM.
- Mathematica: A World of Numbers and Beyond Booklet produced by IBM / International Business Machines Corporation, 1961. First Edition. Paperback. As new. First edition. Softcover. Published in conjunction with an exhibit at the California and Chicago Museums of Science and Industry and the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. The exhibition itself was designed Charles and Ray Eames with the aim to "stimulate interest in mathematics and the sciences." Catalog designed by George Tscherny and includes numerous color and black and white graphics from the exhibition, along with an attached fold-out poster.
- 1961 Opening night keepsake. Mathematica: A World of Numbers and Beyond Agamograph. When tilted at a right angle, it reveals the name of the exhibition.
- Context: Mathematica: A World of Numbers. . . .and Beyond was the first fully immersive and large-scale exhibition produced by the Eames Office, designed for the March 1961 opening of a new science wing at the California Museum of Science and Industry in Los Angeles. The museum approached IBM to contribute to the new wing, and asked the Eames Office to propose a suitable exhibition. The show, used interactive components like funhouse mirrors and a celestial mechanics model to illustrate ideas like projective geometry and planetary orbits. It was designed to appeal to both beginners and experts of mathematics, aiming to be interesting to a bright student while not embarrassing a knowledgeable one. Decades later, the exhibition continues to be celebrated for its beauty, elegance, and success in demonstrating that mathematics is about much more than just numbers. It has been so popular that three versions of the exhibit are still on display today.
The lot has already been shipped from Los Angeles to storage in Amsterdam. Therefore, customs clearance and shipping timelines will follow our standard process, with no additional delays expected
賣家的故事
The Eames Office:
成立于20世纪40年代的加利福尼亚威尼斯，Eames Office 是查尔斯和雷·伊姆斯的创意之家和设计工作室。在这里，他们开创了模塑胶合板和玻璃纤维雕塑，创造了持久的标志性作品，如 Lounge Chair、DCM 和 Eames Chaise——这些设计依然温暖、实用且经久耐用。
现由Eames家族的下一代领导，它是所有Eames设计的守护者，也是Charles & Ray Eames基金会的创始赞助人。它保存着跨学科的遗产，涵盖家具、电影、建筑、玩具、纺织品等多个领域。
由Google翻譯翻譯詳細資料
時代
1900-2000
Designer/Artist
Charles & Ray Eames
製造商／品牌
IBM & Eames Office
海報標題
Mathematica Exhibition Ephemera: poster, flyer,... - DIRECT FROM THE EAMES OFFICE
大概年份
1960年代
原產國
美國
狀態
物品有各種狀況 (多件物品)
Height
122 cm
Width
187 cm
