Ship Style: Modernism and Modernity at Sea in the 20th Century
Ship Style: Modernism and Modernity at Sea in the 20th Century
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Explore the fascinating evolution of maritime design and ocean travel with Ship Style: Modernism and Modernity at Sea in the 20th Century by Philip Dawson and Bruce Peter. This visually rich and informative book examines how modernism transformed ship architecture, luxury ocean liners, and onboard interiors throughout the 20th century.
Blending maritime history, industrial design, architecture, and cultural studies, this beautifully illustrated volume showcases iconic passenger ships, innovative naval engineering, Art Deco influences, and modernist aesthetics that shaped life at sea. Discover how ocean liners became symbols of luxury travel, technological advancement, and modern living during the golden age of sea travel.
Perfect for architecture enthusiasts, maritime historians, design students, collectors, and lovers of transport history, this book offers a compelling insight into the relationship between modernity, travel, and design innovation on the world’s most celebrated ships.
An essential addition to any maritime history, architecture, or design book collection.
Author: Philip Dawson, Bruce Peter
Pages: 240
Age: 10+
Dimensions: 8.7 x 1 x 11.19 inches
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