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Loewy, Raymond, 1893-1986

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Personal name headingLoewy, Raymond, 1893-1986
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Variant(s)Loewy, Raymond Fernand, 1893-
Rōwi, Reimondo, 1893-1986
Associated countryFrance United States
Associated placeLondon (England) Paris (France) South Bend (Ind.)
LocatedNew York (N.Y.) Sands Point (N.Y.) Palm Springs (Calif.) Saint-Tropez (France)
Birth date1893-11-05
Death date1986-07-14
Place of birthParis (France)
Place of deathMonaco
Field of activityIndustrial design
AffiliationRaymond Loewy Associates Raymond Loewy Corporation Raymond Loewy / William Snaith Associates, Inc. Raymond Loewy International, Inc.
Profession or occupationIndustrial designer
Found inHis The locomotive, 1937.
His Locomotive, 1988: CIP t.p. (Raymond Loewy) data sheet (d. 1987)
NUCMC data from LOC Mss. Div. (Raymond Loewy; d. in France, July, 1986; American industrial designer; noted for his streamlined style found on hundreds of products such as Lucky Strike packaging; the Studebaker Starliner & GGl locomotives on the Pennysylvania RR)
Reimondo Rōwi, 2004: t.p. (Raymond Loewy)
His, Never leave well enough alone, second edition with commentary by Glenn Porter, 2002: (Raymond Loewy; born November 5, 1893 at Paris, France; died July 14, 1986 at Monaco; emigrated to New York City in 1919; worked as a illustrator before becoming one of the pioneers of American industrial design; maintained country houses at Sands Point, Long Island N.Y, Palm Springs, Calif., and Saint-Tropez, France; offices in New York, Paris, London and South Bend, Ind., the latter for the large Studebaker contract; establisehd the partnership of Raymond Loewy Associates in 1944; formed Raymond Loewy Corporation to handle architecture and interior design work in May 1949; Raymond Loewy Associates incorporated as Raymond Loewy / William Snaith Associates, Inc.; all companies merged into Raymond Loewy International, Inc. in 1975; liquidated 1977)
Associated languageeng fre