Young-Quinlan Co. box c. 1940
armandalbertrateau
minneapolisinstituteofart
cardboard
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cardboard
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product studio photography
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studio lighting mockup
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clothing promotion photography
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retro 'vintage design
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pattern design
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ethnic pattern
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united-states
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regular pattern
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pattern repetition
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layered pattern
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retail photography
This box, designed by French Art Deco artist Armand-Albert Rateau in 1940, is a fine example of his style. It showcases a repeating geometric pattern with Art Deco motifs including stylized figures, trees, and stars in bold black and red on a shimmering gold background. The box was created for the Young-Quinlan Co., a women's clothing retailer, and may have held accessories or other small items. The design's sophistication reflects the company's dedication to quality and style. The box is currently in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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