1. The Woman Taking Coffee
Louis-Marin Bonnet (French, 1736–1793)
Paris, France, 1774
Engraving and etching in blue, black, and red ink over gold leaf, with additional plate inked in mauve and green à la poupée, on off-white laid paper
Museum purchase through gift of George A. Hearn, 2006-3-1
Photo: Matt Flynn

2. Poster: Symphony of a Big City
Georgii Augustovich Stenberg (Russian, 1900–1933) and Vladimir Augustovich Stenberg (Russian, 1899–1982)
Moscow, Russia, 1928
Color lithograph on off-white wove paper
Museum purchase from Drawings and Prints Council and General Acquisitions Endowment Funds, 2008-1-1
Photo: Matt Flynn

3. Hooks and Frocks mural
Designed by Deborah Bowness (English, b. 1974)
London, England, 1999
Screen-printed on paper
Gift of Anthropologie, 2007-18-1-a,b
Photo: Matt Flynn

4. Pair of children’s chairs with adjustable parts
Designed by Kristian Solmer Vedel (Danish, 1923–2003)
Manufactured by Torben Ørskov
Denmark, designed 1951–53, produced 1957
Painted beech plywood
Gift of Jacqueline Loewe Fowler, 2007-37-1,2
Photo: Matt Flynn

5. Cour de Rohan
Designed and made by Sheila Hicks (American, b. 1934)
Paris, France, 1997
Linen macroembroidery
Gift of Itaka and Enrico Martignoni and Cristina Grajales, 2007-57-1
Photo: Matt Flynn

6. Jardinière
Moustiers, France, 1770s
Tin-glazed earthenware
Gift of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw, 2006-27-9
Photo: Matt Flynn

7. Model 410 meat slicer
Designed by Egmont C. Arens (American, 1888–1986) and Theodore C. Brookhart (American, 1898–1942)
Manufactured by Hobart Manufacturing Company
Troy, OH, ca. 1940
Aluminum, steel, rubber
Gift of Dennis and Johanna Lo, 2008-10-1
Photo: Andrew Garn

8. Massive Paisley
Designed by Maharam Design Studio
Produced by Maharam
New York, NY, 2007
Woven polyester and cotton
Gift of Maharam, 2008-14-1
Photo: Matt Flynn

9. “Elephant trunk” table with inset glass tiles
Designed by Adolph Loos (Austrian, 1870–1933)
Made by Friedrich Otto Schmidt, Loetz Witwe (glass tiles)
Vienna, Austria, ca. 1910
Mahogany, glass, brass
Museum purchase from General Acquisitions Endowment Fund, 2005-22-1
Photo: Matt Flynn

10. Handbag watch
Case designed by Simon DeVaulchier (French, 1893–1971) and George W. Blow (American, 1897–1960), DeVaulchier and Blow
Manufactured by Westclox
United States, 1933
Bakelite, metal, glass, paper
Gift of Max Pine and Lois Mander, 2008-9-13
Photo: Andrew Garn

11. Pair of salad servers
Designed by Clara Barck Welles (American, 1868–1965)
Executed by the Kalo Shops
Chicago, IL, ca. 1910–14
Silver
Gift of Pillsbury Michel, Inc., 2008-15-1,2
Photo: Andrew Garn