Raymond Loewy 1950s, cited in: Karal Ann Marling, Donald J. Bush, Walker Art Center (1989) Autoeroticism. p. 16
Loewy commented on the new generation automobiles, after having designed the Studebaker of 1953, which according to Loewy looked like "jukeboxes on wheels."
Raymond Loewy: 7 citations0 J'aime
Raymond Loewy: Citations en anglais
Raymond Loewy, cited in: William Marling (1998) The American Roman Noir: Hammett, Cain, and Chandler. p. 279
“Design is too important to be left to designers.”
Attributed to Raymond Loewy in: Adam Richardson (2010) Innovation X, p. 184
Introduction
Never Leave Well Enough Alone (1951)
“Industrial design keeps the customer happy, his client in the black and the designer busy.”
Raymond Loewy (ca. 1949); Cited in: Paul Greenhalgh (1993) Quotations and Sources on Design and the Decorative Arts. p. 117
“A lot of people are open to new things, as long as they look like the old ones.”
Raymond Loewy (1951); As cited in: Angèle H. Reinders et al. The Power of Design. p. 93
Source: Never Leave Well Enough Alone (1951), Chapter 1
