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When the national airline of Italy, Alitalia, was interested in a corporate image, interviews conducted by Landor with air travelers…

Continuing his work for airlines, Walter Landor & Associates created new aircraft markings and graphics for British Airways as the…

In 1985, Landor completed the work on the British Airways Concorde Supersonic Transport (SST). The Landor design of the Concord…

Designed for Stitzel-Weller as a holiday promotional for their Old Fitgerald bourbon, the candlelight decanter gained in popularity not only…

Walter Landor & Associates helped redesign "Coke" products for Coca-Cola in the mid-1980s. Landor’s designers understood the importance of preserving…

Coffee House and Gymnasium Building, Hull House, ca. 1902. Halsted and Polk Street Fronts. Source: Allen B. Pond, “The Settlement…

Walter Landor & Associates helped redesign "Coke" products for Coca-Cola in the mid-1980s. Landor’s designers understood the importance of preserving…

The Contemporary Living exhibition at Wisconsin Union Gallery, February 23, 1952 through March 25, 1952.

New "Seal of Cotton" logo designed by Landor & Associates for the National Cotton Council.

Johnny Carson, host of the Tonight Show, on the cover of the Hart, Schaffner & Marx Annual Report for 1972.

Cover of an HSM style book devoted to masquerade balls. Printed for the George E. Evans Company, Hoopeston, Illinois, 1913.

Walter Landor& Associates designed new three-pound coffee cans for Hills Bros Coffee. Their new design included a selection of wood-cut…

Walter Landor & Associates used consumer research to help develop their designs. In the early 1950s, Landor began taking prototypes…

Looking for new office space in the early 1960s, Landor acquired the Klamath, a retired ferry boat. After renovations, the…

Knoll Associates, Inc. announcement featuring a chair designed by Mies Van der Rohe, 1960s. Originally designed for the German Pavilion…

The “tilt bottle" Landor developed for Arrowhead & Puritas, a leading seller of bottled water for commercial venues, had two…

Walter Landor's design of Sicks’ Select drew attention and recognition from other brewers. In the beer label competition at the…

Along with additional office space, Walter Landor's boat the Klamath also housed the Museum of Antique Packaging. The museum showcased…

Some of Walter Landor & Associates' main sources of business were breweries and wineries. Sapporo Brewery of Japan became Landor's…

Maniac, 1979.

C.L. Mannhardt, of Maulbronn, Württemberg, was part of a new generation of German immigrants who took advantage of the rising…

Walter Landor redesigned labels for Miller High Life, Miller Ale, and Miller Malt Liquor for Miller Brewing. When Miller Brewing…

Petri Wines, the number one winery in California during the late 1940s, had been selling its table wines in non-descript…

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Portrait of Isaac Merritt Singer by artist Edward Harrison May, 1869. Singer was living in Paris at the time he…

Steinway & Sons Wareroom, Walker Street, New York City, 1858

Five-Story Steinway Factory on Fourth Avenue between Fifty-Second and Fifty-Third Streets, New York City, 1861

Interior photograph of the rear of Steinway Hall showing balcony seating, ca. 1866

Exterior photograph of Steinway Hall with flags on the front of the building. Photograph taken between 1886 and 1900.

Landor & Associates were also hired by executives at Thai International, who sought to develop a graphical image for the…

When the Federal government deregulated the U.S. airline industry in the 1980s, Walter Landor suggested changing the name of Allegheny…

Wire chairs designed by Harry Bertoia for Knoll, 1952. A page from a chronology complied by Florence Knoll Bassett documenting…