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Parade of Plastics, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, May 1940 (colour litho)
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Parade of Plastics, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, May 1940 (colour litho)
615354 Parade of Plastics, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, May 1940 (colour litho) by American School, (20th century); Hagley Museum & Library, Wilmington, Delaware, USA; eHagley Museum and Library; American, out of copyright
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1940s Chemistry Cover Cylinder Dupont Forties Front Hollow Magazines Parade Plastic Plastics Smile Tube
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Parade of Plastics, front cover of the DuPont Magazine, May 1940 captures the vibrant spirit and innovative mindset of the 1940s. In this color lithograph, created by American School in the 20th century, we are transported back to a time when plastics were revolutionizing various industries. The image showcases a beaming woman with a radiant smile holding up a hollow plastic cylinder. Her face exudes excitement and wonder as she proudly presents this groundbreaking material to the world. The magazine cover symbolizes progress and optimism for what plastics can achieve. During this era, chemistry was at its peak, and plastic was seen as an extraordinary invention that promised endless possibilities. This artwork serves as a testament to human ingenuity and our ability to transform everyday objects through scientific advancements. The Parade of Plastics not only highlights DuPont's influence but also represents a larger movement towards embracing new materials that would shape our future. It reminds us of how far we have come since then while acknowledging the foundations laid by pioneers in the field. Displayed at Hagley Museum & Library in Wilmington, Delaware, USA; this print is part of their extensive collection celebrating America's industrial heritage. Its historical significance lies not just in its aesthetic appeal but also in capturing an important moment in time when plastic became synonymous with progress.
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