Woman
In 1932, Schwinn instantly rendered obsolete all 1920s 28″ wooden-wheeled bicycles by introducing a new generation of balloon-tire 26″ metal-wheeled bicycles. Every manufacturer quickly followed suit. Now all Richmond vehicles – bicycles, motorcycles, cars and trains – had to combine the latest technological advances with the newest styles. Fashion creates a consumer desire for the latest style leading to new sales that allowed Richmond firms to survive during the Great Depression.
Arnold, Schwinn & Company (? – ?)
Arnold, Schwinn & Company revolutionized American transportation with iconic bicycle designs like their 1930s advertisements featuring 'Woman', embodying a blend of technological innovation and consumer culture—explore the legacy of this pioneering brand.
The Valentine (Richmond, United States of America)
Explore Richmond's rich history at The Valentine! Discover captivating exhibits, walking tours & the Wickham House – a National Historic Landmark. Uncover 'Richmond Stories' and connect with the past.
O ovom umjetničkom djelu
- Naslov: Woman
- Umjetnik: Arnold, Schwinn & Company
- Godina: 1930
- Format: Landscape
- Status autorskih prava: Zaštićeno autorskim pravima
- Lokacija djela: The Valentine
- Kontekst korpusa: advertising era , industrial design
- Paleta boja: Neutrals
- Ključne riječi: metal wheel bike , antique bicycle art , vintage advertisement
- Svijetlost boje: Ochre to Sepia