Never Leave Well Enough Alone Book

Never Leave Well Enough Alone, Between the 1930s and the 1960s, Raymond Loewy's streamlined designs for thousands of consumer goods—everything from toasters and refrigerators to automobiles and ocean liners—radically changed the look of American life. Regarded as the father of modern i, Never Leave Well Enough Alone

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Never Leave Well Enough Alone
Written by author Raymond Loewy
Published by Johns Hopkins University Press, December 2002
Between the 1930s and the 1960s, Raymond Loewy's streamlined designs for thousands of consumer goods—everything from toasters and refrigerators to automobiles and ocean liners—radically changed the look of American life. Regarded as the father of modern i
Raymond Loewy (1893-1986) was one of the pioneers of industrial design, responsible for the "streamlining" of cars and locomotives, the redesign of the Lucky Strike cigarette package, and many other staples of American consumer culture. This book—par

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Introduction to the Johns Hopkins
Edition xiii
Part 1
Chapter 1 Corporal Loewy 3
Chapter 2 Adolescence 15
Chapter 3 Sex and Locomotives 39
Chapter 4 Fashion Illustrator 51
Chapter 5 The Crusade 65
Part 2
Chapter 6 The Duplicating Angel 81
Chapter 7 Skyscraper Office 91
Chapter 8 American Cooking 99
Chapter 9 Penthouse Studio 115
Chapter 10 The "Me Too" Boys 125
Chapter 11 From Toothpicks to Locomotives 133
Chapter 12 Big Business 145
Chapter 13 Michael and Venise 161
Chapter 14 Viola Erickson 165
Chapter 15 Preparations for Postwar 179
Part 3
Chapter 16 The National Widget Company 187
Chapter 17 The Chrome and You 207
Chapter 18 Industrial Design and Your Life 233
Chapter 19 Case History 257
Chapter 20 The MAYA Stage 277
Chapter 21 The Borax Plague 287
Chapter 22 Design and Psychology 295
Chapter 23 Automobile Body Styling 305
Chapter 24 Reader Rides Again 321
Chapter 25 Keeping Fit 349
Chapter 26 Where To? 369

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Publication Date: December 2002

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Eric Jensen

reviewed Never Leave Well Enough Alone on September 24, 2015

Never Leave Well Enough Alone

Although Raymond Loewy was instrumental in establishing American design as a relevant powerhouse, this book read like one big ego stroke. There are entire chapters that need to be cut from this book to remain on topic.

A proposed updated title:
Loewy on Loewy: the Importance of an Important Man as Told by a Prodigy

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	Introduction to the Johns Hopkins
	Edition	xiii
Part 1
Chapter 1	Corporal Loewy	3
Chapter 2	Adolescence	15
Chapter 3	Sex and Locomotives	39
Chapter 4	Fashion Illustrator	51
Chapter 5	The Crusade	65
Part 2
Chapter 6	The Duplicating Angel	81
Chapter 7	Skyscraper Office	91
Chapter 8	American Cooking	99
Chapter 9	Penthouse Studio	115
Chapter 10	The "Me Too" Boys	125
Chapter 11	From Toothpicks to Locomotives	133
Chapter 12	Big Business	145
Chapter 13	Michael and Venise	161
Chapter 14	Viola Erickson	165
Chapter 15	Preparations for Postwar	179
Part 3
Chapter 16	The National Widget Company	187
Chapter 17	The Chrome and You	207
Chapter 18	Industrial Design and Your Life	233
Chapter 19	Case History	257
Chapter 20	The MAYA Stage	277
Chapter 21	The Borax Plague	287
Chapter 22	Design and Psychology	295
Chapter 23	Automobile Body Styling	305
Chapter 24	Reader Rides Again	321
Chapter 25	Keeping Fit	349
Chapter 26	Where To?	369