Aerial Pax Americana v2

No Distant Places: Airways to Peace and The Promise of an Aerial Pax Americana Enrique Ramirez ARC549

Airminded, or Air-minded?

Diagram Showing World Air Routes with German and British Aircraft (ca. 1920)

Nazi-era Schoolroom Features Piloting Diagrams and Model Gliders

Aire Magazine, Issues No. 2 and No. 4, Imprenta Castells-Bonet, Tercer Regi ón Aérea, Spain (1937-1939) )

Czechoslovakia Air Route Map, 1933 (Source: Edward Tufte, Envisioning Information , 1990)

Deutsche Lufthansa Route Map and Time Table (Source: Fritzsche, A Nation of Fliers )

Wendell L. Willkie, Time Magazine Cover (1940)

Wendell L. Willkie in China during his Our World tour

Exhibition Design

Left: Edward Steichen jumping in the air, from Phillipe Halsman, Phillipe Halsman’s Jump Book (1959); Right, Herbert Bayer, Self-Portait in a Mirror (1932)

Edward Steichen, J.P. Morgan (1903), Left; Paul Robeson as the Emperor Jones (1933), Right.)

Edward Steichen, F6F "Hellcat" pilots pose after shooting down 17 of 20 Japanese planes heading for Tarawa. USS Lexington (CV-16). November 1943 (1943)

Herbert Bayer, Road to Victory, MoMA Installation (1942)

Herbert Bayer, Road to Victory, MoMA Installation, Maquette (1942)

Herbert Bayer, Road to Victory, MoMA Installation (1942)

Dorothea Lange/Farm Services Administration, Industrialized agriculture. From Texas farmer to migratory worker in California. Kern County (1938)

Monroe Wheeler, from Wendell Willkie, Airways to Peace, MoMA Exhibition Catalogue (1943)

Herbert Bayer, Airways to Peace, MoMA Installation (1943)

A New Cartographic Empire

“ How Much Does Mercator Distort?” from Wendell Willkie, Airways to Peace, MoMA Exhibition Catalogue (1943)

Herbert Bayer, Airways to Peace, MoMA Installation (1943)

Richard Edes Harrison, “Japan From the Solomons” (1944)

Charles H. Owens, “World weeps and cheers as story of Italia tragedy unfolds” ( Los Angeles Times , 17 July 1928)

Charles H. Owens, “Japanese retreat before Allies drive to Phillippines” ( Los Angeles Times , 29 May 1944)

Charles H. Owens, “Americans ready to settle score with Japs on Wake” ( Los Angeles Times , 13 March 1944)

Charles H. Owens, “This is the Pacific picture as Allies close in on Japan” ( Los Angeles Times , 21 May 1945)

Charles H. Owens, “Sea and Air Power Turned on Japs Guarding China Path” ( Los Angeles Times , 21 February 1945)

From Raoul Walsh, Objective Burma! (1945)

From Casus Bellum to Pax Americana

Wendell Willkie, Airways to Peace, MoMA Exhibition Catalogue (1943)

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