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Architecture interior skylight and sculpture, Tech Museum of Innovation, San Jose, California

Spider web dew drops

Abstract Pattern in Glass

Magic hammer of good luck in Japanese mythology
UCHIDE-NO-KOZUCHI. Magic hammer of good luck in Japanese mythology

Japanese plan of a house and garden. Pen and ink drawing, c1878, possibly by Kano
JAPAN: HOUSE AND GARDEN. Japanese plan of a house and garden. Pen and ink drawing, c1878, possibly by Kano

Noshi, a Japanese origami shape attached to gifts, representing humility in gift-giving
JAPANESE SYMBOL: NOSHI. Noshi, a Japanese origami shape attached to gifts, representing humility in gift-giving

Medieval stained glass in the Royal Window, Northwest Transept, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass depicting the Miraculous Draught of Fishes, Third Typological Window, North Quire Isle, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England

Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, South Wales, Wales, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass in the Chapel of Edward the Confessor, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass of King David, Ancestors or Geneaology of Christ, South Window, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass depicting Mary, baby Jesus and Joseph on a donkey, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Portrait of St. Thomas a Becket, assembled in 1919 from fragments of medieval stained glass, Thomas Becket Window 1, north ambulatory, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury

Medieval stained glass depicting Elizabeth of York and Cecily, Royal Window, Northwest Transept, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass of The Crucifixion, Corona Redemption Window, East End, Corona I, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass of Enoch, Geneaology or Ancestors of Christ, South Window, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Medieval stained glass depicting the Cure of Mad Henry of Fordwich, North Ambulatory, Trinity Chapel Ambulatory, Canterbury Cathedral, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury, Kent, England

Detail of plaster decor in the garden gallery dating from the 15th century, St. Isabel courtyard, the Aljaferia Palace, Saragossa (Zaragoza), Aragon, Spain, Europe

Typical plaster geometric decor, the Aljaferia Palace, dating from the 11th century, Saragossa (Zaragoza), Aragon, Spain, Europe

Museo Dell Ara Pacis, Rome, Lazio, Italy, Europe

The Pan American Health Organization Building, Washington D. C. United States of America, North America
The Pan American Health Organization Building, Washington D.C. United States of America, North America

Steuben Glass flutes with designs by Eric Gill, c1939
STEUBEN GLASSES, c1939. Steuben Glass flutes with designs by Eric Gill, c1939

Ventilator opening, designed by Thomas Jefferson in order for wind to blow into his home at Monticello to keep the air
JEFFERSON: MONTICELLO. Ventilator opening, designed by Thomas Jefferson in order for wind to blow into his home at Monticello to keep the air fresh

One of the original chairs designed by Thomas Jefferson from Monticello, his home near Charlottesville, Virginia
JEFFERSON: CHAIR. One of the original chairs designed by Thomas Jefferson from Monticello, his home near Charlottesville, Virginia

Design for an improved moldboard plow by Thomas Jefferson, late 18th century
JEFFERSON: PLOW DESIGN. Design for an improved moldboard plow by Thomas Jefferson, late 18th century

Republican button from the 1936 presidential campaign, supporting the election of Alfred Landon
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1936. Republican button from the 1936 presidential campaign, supporting the election of Alfred Landon

Design for a nail-cutting machine invented by Thomas Jefferson and used at Monticello. Drawing, c1794
JEFFERSON: NAIL MAKER, c1794. Design for a nail-cutting machine invented by Thomas Jefferson and used at Monticello. Drawing, c1794

Steuben Glass bowl engraved with a design by Sidney Waugh, presented as a wedding gift to Elizabeth II by President
STEUBEN GLASS BOWL, 1947. Steuben Glass bowl engraved with a design by Sidney Waugh, presented as a wedding gift to Elizabeth II by President Harry Truman and his wife, Bess, 1947

Design submitted by James Diamond in the competition for the Presidents House, c1792
PRESIDENTs HOUSE, c1792. Design submitted by James Diamond in the competition for the Presidents House, c1792

An original lock and handle for a door designed by Thomas Jefferson from his house at Monticello, near Charlottesville
JEFFERSON: LOCK AND HANDLE. An original lock and handle for a door designed by Thomas Jefferson from his house at Monticello, near Charlottesville, Virginia

New York Marine Society
NEW YORK MARINE SOCIETY. Membership certificate of the New York Marine Society, issued to George Washington, 27 November 1783

SPACE COLONY, 1975. Design for a space colony built from materials from the Moon and asteroid belt and assembled in space using solar power. Gravity would be produced by centrifugal force

ARCHITECTURE, 1772. Two architects presenting a design to their patrons. Line engraving from The Advancement of Arts by William Bailey, London, 1772

GIARDINI: CENSER, c1714. Design for a censer. Copper engraving, 1750, after a drawing by Giovanni Giardini, c1714

ARMY BARRACKS, 1777. Engraved diagram from A Military Course for the Government and Conduct of a Batallion by Thoms Simes, London, 1777

LINDSTRAND: GLASS VASE. A glass vase made by Orrefers Glass in Sweden and engraved with a design by Vicke Lindstrand, early or mid 20th century

FRANKLIN: COPLEY MEDAL. The Royal Society Copley Medal awarded to Benjamin Franklin for his experiments in electricity, 1753. Line engraving

BRASS EWER, c1250. Persian brass ewer engraved and inlaid with silver, Saljuk Period, c1250

WASHING MACHINE, 1939. Washing machine cabinet, patented in 1939 by Hyman D. Brotman of Detroit, Michigan. Line engraving

ROBERT JOHN THORNTON (1768-1837). English physician and botanist. Aquatint engraving, c1799

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. John Neilsons plan, engraved by Peter Maverick, of the University of Virginia at Charlottesville, dated January-February 1825

TRADE SILVER GORGETS. Silver gorgets made by white artisans for trade with Native Americans of the Great Lakes region, 1780-1820

STATUE OF LIBERTY, 1875. Design for the Statue of Liberty. Line engraving from the French newspaper Le Journal Illustr

BICYCLE, 1939. Bicycle design by John Vassos, 1939. Line engraving

DOOR HANDLE, 1939. Design for a door handle by the American (French-born) industrial designer Raymond Loewy, 1939. Line engraving

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Plan for a hotel (student housing) at Thomas Jeffersons University of Virginia at Charlottesville. Engraving by Peter Maverick, 1825, after a drawing by John Neilson

SMOKING STAND, 1936. Smoking stand designed by Wolfgang Hoffmann for the Howell Company of Geneva, Illinois, 1936. Line engraving

STEAMBOAT PLAN. Broadside view of John Fitchs design for a ferry boat with steam-driven oars. Copper engraving, American, 1786

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"Design: A Journey Through Time and Place" Step into the world of design, where creativity knows no bounds. From the picturesque landscapes of Cornwall to the bustling streets of Barcelona, every corner of the globe holds its own unique charm. In 1938, a GWR poster captured the essence of Cornwall with its vibrant colors and stunning imagery. The rugged coastline beckons you to explore its hidden treasures, while Downland Rambles invites you to wander through idyllic countryside in the 1950s. Transport yourself back to 1923-1947 when LMS/LNER showcased Aberdeen - The Silver City by the Sea. This masterpiece combines elegance and grandeur, reflecting a time when travel was an art form in itself. Similarly, a Victorian botanical illustration showcases Oak Tree or Quercus in all its natural glory – a testament to meticulous craftsmanship. The Morgan Plus 8 Britain epitomizes timeless design with its sleek lines and classic beauty. It embodies British engineering at its finest – a true work of art on wheels. Traveling further along our journey, we encounter Swanage's BR poster from around 1955. Its simplicity captures the essence of this coastal town perfectly – inviting visitors to bask in sun-kissed beaches and enjoy carefree moments. Weston-super-Mare's BR poster from 1948-1965 transports us back in time as we envision families strolling along promenades and creating memories that last a lifetime. No discussion about design would be complete without mentioning Antoni Gaudi's Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Spain's captivating city of Barcelona. Its intricate details leave spectators awestruck – proof that even architecture can be an artistic masterpiece. Delving deeper into history, we discover King Class locomotive's design drawing from 1927. Every line meticulously crafted for both functionality and aesthetics; it represents innovation ahead of its time.