NEMBHARD N. CULIN (1908-1990) IN 1939 / THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR. 1937. 30x20 inches, 76x50 3/4 cm. Condition B+: minor creases, abrasions and darkening in margins; minor abrasions in image; pin holes in corners. Mounted on board. "A colorful bird's-eye view of the Theme Center [showing] fairgoers entering the Perisphere from the Trylon and leaving by the Helicline" (World of Tomorrow p. 195). This poster was published two years prior to the fair, when the plans for the Trylon and Perisphere were first released to the press. It was not part of the later poster design competition to promote the fair, won by Joseph Binder Nembhard N. Culin was an architect who worked with Frost, Frost & Fenner, a firm that designed several pavilions for the fair. This is the rare larger format. World of Tomorrow p. 194 (var), Resnick 26 (var).
NEMBHARD N. CULIN (1908-1990) IN 1939 / THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR. 1937. 30x20 inches, 76x50 3/4 cm. Condition B+: minor creases, abrasions and darkening in margins; minor abrasions in image; pin holes in corners. Mounted on board. "A colorful bird's-eye view of the Theme Center [showing] fairgoers entering the Perisphere from the Trylon and leaving by the Helicline" (World of Tomorrow p. 195). This poster was published two years prior to the fair, when the plans for the Trylon and Perisphere were first released to the press. It was not part of the later poster design competition to promote the fair, won by Joseph Binder Nembhard N. Culin was an architect who worked with Frost, Frost & Fenner, a firm that designed several pavilions for the fair. This is the rare larger format. World of Tomorrow p. 194 (var), Resnick 26 (var).
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