Design in Canada: Fifty Years from Tea Kettles to Task Chairs
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Design in Canada: Fifty Years from Tea Kettles to Task Chairs

by Rachel Gotlieb

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Design in Canada: Fifty Years from Tea Kettles to Task Chairs surveys five decades of Canadian design through the objects people use every day. From tea kettles to task chairs, Rachel Gotlieb offers a concise overview of the country’s evolving design landscape.

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Design in Canada: Fifty Years from Tea Kettles to Task Chairs examines Canadian design across a fifty-year period.

Moving from tea kettles to task chairs, the book considers a range of designed objects and their place in everyday life.

Rachel Gotlieb presents a broad overview of design in Canada through recognizable examples and material culture.

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