Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, 1857-1957

Title & Author:

Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, 1857-1957

Publication:

[1957?] ([New York : Industrial Contacts])

Description:

1 model : copper-plated brass and acrylic ; 10 x 6 x 6 cm

Notes:
Model of the Seagram Building, New York, encased in the acrylic base of a lighter. One of ca. 1,000 distributed by Seagram to its distributors and selected officials.
Designed by Syd Siegal in consultation with Phyllis Lambert.
Architect of the original structure: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Exhibitions:

Exhibited: " Popularisation de l'architecture aux États-Unis = Popularizing architecture in the U.S.A.", Centre canadien d'architecture, May 24-Oct. 29, 1995.

Subject:

Seagram Building (New York, N.Y.)
Corporations Headquarters New York (State) New York.
Office buildings New York (State) New York.
Skyscrapers New York (State) New York.
Immeubles de bureaux New York (État) New York.
Gratte-ciel New York (État) New York.
Corporations Headquarters.
Office buildings.
Skyscrapers.
New York (State) New York.
Corporate headquarters United States New York (State) New York.
Office towers United States New York (State) New York.
Skyscrapers United States New York (State) New York.

Form/genre:

Souvenir Models (representations)

Added entries:

Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig, 1886-1969.
Siegal, Syd.
Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Inc.

Holdings:

Location: Library cage objects 154684
Call No.: NA44.M632.25 S4 1957
Status: Available

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