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Eames Lounge Chair debut in 1956 on NBC [1/2]

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Uploaded by on Aug 30, 2007

PART 1 of 2 - Charles & Ray Eames show their then-new masterpiece on the Arlene Francis "Home" show broadcast on the NBC television network in 1956.

You can download a complete version from Google Video @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8915508266195133792

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  • Insipid nonsense. 

  • nblagg: You're a fool.

    Charles himself always said that half of the work of the Eames Office was due to Ray. They worked together on everything, and they refused to say who did what. Because, due to the collaborative way they worked, at the end of the day neither could say. Theirs were joint works.

    What is indisputable: Charles would have been a moderately successful architect and industrial designer without Ray. Together, however, they were brilliant.

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  • Student lounge furniture!

  • Este vídeo es un pedazo de la historia del arte moderno

  • Ray was the talent

  • @lindalevi what 4 chairs are they?what chairs would you consider more comfortable in Eames chairs?(with great design of course)

  • I have 4 Eames chairs, and they're in storage as they're not too comfortable. I was just reading the introduction to the book about Eames by his wife and John and Marilyn Neuhart. John and Marilyn were both instructors of mine at UCLA, and they seemed to have spent much of their lives on Eames. They implied that he alone was the main designer at his firm. They also designed a great Charles Eames exhibit at UCLA in the 1970's.

  • good rolik.

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