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- Our list now includes over 300 Art Deco web sites about art, architecture, fashion, transportation, regions, and other Art Deco topics. |
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- A symposium and bus tour will examine the life and work of John Joseph Earley (1881-1945) who developed a "polychrome" process of concrete slab construction and ornamentation that was admired nationwide. March 31 - April 1, 2001 at the School of Architecture, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland. |
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- Gerd Kittel's "Diners: People and Places" shows the range of diner architecture. The book has 68 color photos by Kittel. He knows how to arrange the scene so you linger over the image: sun lighting up interior or exterior metal and glass, neon glowing in twilight, a brightly lit diner looming out of a foggy night. |
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Ball Photos (Feb 26 2001 12:10 GMT) - View over one hundred photos of the 2000 Art Deco Preservation Ball. |
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- The 1928 Ambassador Super Cinema in Salford, England was threatened with demolition. The developer has withdrawn its application to demolish the theater. |
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- View hundreds of photos of the Vintage Fashion Show, which featured fashions from the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. |
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- The Art Deco Webring links Art Deco web sites from around the world. Join the ring to add your web site. |
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- Search the Art Deco Society of Washington's web site. Quick and advanced search forms let you find Art Deco information instantly. |
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- Sixty years ago, America was a leader in manufacturing luxury automobiles. It may be hard to believe today, when Cadillac makes one desperate attempt after another to build a car baby boomers will buy, and Chrysler has had a long, hard climb up from near-oblivion. But the proof is in Magic Motors 1930 by Brooks Brierley. |
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- Baltimore has its share of deco buildings, and many appear in Finding the Charm in Charm City: Affectionate Views of Baltimore by Anthea Smith. |
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- Buy this Art Deco theatre building in Port St. Joe, Florida, just one block from the Gulf of Mexico. |
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- The Tile Heritage Foundation is cataloging publicly-accessible historic and contemporary installations of tile, terracotta, and other architectural ceramics in the Washington, D. C. area. |
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