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Robert Davol Budlong: el diseño industrial de radios y accesorios para el nuevo hogar

Luis F. Martínez Montiel

Arte, Individuo y Sociedad · 2021

doi:10.5209/aris.70605 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

The appearance of new materials and technical processes brought with it the evolution ofindustrial design, one of the most decisive disciplines in the evolution of humanity towards what isknown as the welfare state, taking its first steps in the 1930s. The substitution of natural materialsby synthetic ones made it possible, for the first time, the making of everything that was only desiredbefore, giving rise to the paradise of objects that contemporary alchemy of plastic and the introductionof new techniques allowed in its manufacture.The development of mass consumption brought about by plastic objects made the figure of the designernecessary. His role would be even imposed on the figure of the artist, coming to directly influence notonly the manufacturing processes but also its structure and of course the final appearance of the object.This article based on the work of Robert Davol Budlong, one of the great North American designers,is based mainly on the study of patent application forms in the United States Patent and Trademarks Office accessible online (USPTO. 2019). In this way we document the authorship of numerous objectsthat took the first steps towards contemporaneity.

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