SKYTALK

Base of the beautiful Deco skyscraper, which incorporates Native American imagery throughout and is named after an Eastern tribe. 

A section of the magnificent interior. That metal grill reminds me of the old choir screens used in cathedrals. 

Photograph: Bernhard Hartmann/teNeues Publishing Group {x}

Art Deco dress, late 1920s-1930s.

Camay Beauty Soap, 1934.

Ty-Phoo Tea

Cover for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Liberty Magazine, 1926

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Niagara Mohawk Building - Syracuse, NY

“Central Terminal, Buffalo, New York" (1929) - Illustration by J. Floyd Yewell for New York Central Railroad, from the collection of the Albany Institute of History and Art.  1929 was the year the art deco landmark first opened to the public.

Art Deco Los Angeles: http://nyti.ms/2dtfLMx

Credit Trevor Tondro for The New York Times

Dolce & Gabanna Fall 2017

A scene from the shoot of Bombay Velvet (2015).

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