This document provides an overview of graphic design and the industrial revolution between chapters 9 and 10. It includes images and descriptions of various printed works from the 1840s to the 1880s showing developments in lithography, book printing, posters, and typeface design during this period. The next section discusses the heritage and imagery within arts and crafts movements in the late 19th century.

1. This is the image
Industrial Revolution (Design during the...): information key!
09-40 The Pencil of Nature, 1844
09-41 A.W.N. Pugin, undated, House of Lord in the British Parliament
09-42 Owen Jones, 1856, The Grammar of Ornament
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(not in book)
09-43 John H. Bufford's Sons, 1867, Swedish Song Quartett
09-44 John H. Bufford's Sons & S. S. Frizzall, 1884, Presidential campaign poster,
09-45 L. Prang and Company and others, 1880-1900s, collection of works
09-46 Schumacher & Ettlinger, 1888, cover and pages from Our Navy premium booklet
09-47 Forst, Averell & Co., 1870, Hoe Printing Press
09-48 Riverside Print Company of Milwaukee, undated, C.W. Parker Company's Carry-Us-All Portable Carousel
09-49 Krebs Lithographing Company, 1883, Cincinatti Industrial Exposition
09-50 W.J. Morgan and Co., 1884, lithographic theater poster (Macbeth)
09-51 various tin packages for food and tobacco, Chromolithography
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09-52 Joseph Morse, 1856, Five Celebrated Clowns
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09-53 Morris Pére et Fils and Emile Levy, 1871, Cirque d'hiver
09-54 Walter Crane, 1874, page from Absurd A.B.C.
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09-55 Randolph Caldecott, 1880, illustration from Hey Diddle Diddle
09-56 Kate Greenway, 1879, page from Under the Window
09-57 Joseph A. Adams, 1846, Harper's Illuminated and New Pictoral Bible
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(not in book) (Continuation of the previous Harper's Bible entry)
09-58 Richard G. Tietze, 1883, poster for Harper's Magazine
09-59 A.H. Wald, 1864, cover for Harper's Weekly
09-60 Thomas Nast, 1871, political cartoon from Harper's Weekly
09-61 Charles Dana Gibson, 1895, poster for Scribner's
09-62 Howard Pyle, 1883, illustration from The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
09-63 Victorian advertisements, 1880-90
09-64 Herman Ihlenburg, typeface designs
09-65 John F. Cumming, typeface designs
09-66 Trademark for Moss Engraving Company, 1872
Next Set of Images:
10-01 William Pickering, 1844, title page for the Book of Common Prayer
10-02 William Pickering, 1847, pages from The Elements of Euclid
10-03 cabinet design for Morris and Company, 1861
10-04 William Morris, 1883, rose fabric design

3. Introduction to this Section:
Just the good ol' boys, never meanin' no harm. Beats all you've ever
saw, been in trouble with the law since the day they was born.
Straight'nin' the curve, flat'nin' the hills. Someday the mountain might
get 'em, but the law never will. Makin' their way, the only way they
know how, that's just a little bit more than the law will allow. Just good
ol' boys, wouldn't change if they could, fightin' the system like a true
modern day Robin Hood.
One for all and all for one, Muskehounds are always ready. One for all
and all for one, helping everybody. One for all and all for one, it's a
pretty story. Sharing everything with fun, that's the way to be. One for
all and all for one, Muskehounds are always ready. One for all and all
for one, helping everybody. One for all and all for one, can sound
pretty corny. If you've got a problem chum, think how it could be.
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ornare dictum ligula. Maecenas elementum suscipit nisl. Cras imperdiet
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scelerisque sed, consectetuer nec, justo. Sed tortor sapien, suscipit id,
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nibh. Vestibulum consectetuer, quam vitae euismod volutpat, magna
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laoreet. Morbi posuere purus. Duis feugiat lacus vel nisi. Aliquam
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4. Graphic Design and the
Industrial Revolution(CHAPTER 9)

5. 09-40
The Pencil of Nature, 1844

6. 09-41
A.W.N. Pugin, (undated)
House of Lords in the
British Parliament

7. 09-42
Owen Jones, 1856
The Grammar of Ornament

8. 09-43
John H. Bufford's Sons, 1867
Swedish Song Quartett

9. 09-44
John H. Bufford's Sons
& S. S. Frizzall, 1884
(Presidential campaign
poster)

10. 09-45
L. Prang and Company
and others, 1880-1900
(collection of works)

11. 09-46
Schumacher & Ettlinger,
1888 Cover and pages from
Our Navy premium booklet

12. 09-47
Forst, Averell & Co., 1870
Hoe Printing Press

13. 09-48
Riverside Print Company
of Milwaukee, undated
C.W. Parker Company's
Carry-Us-All
Portable Carousel

14. 09-49
Krebs Lithographing, 1883
Cincinatti Industrial
Exposition

15. 09-50
W.J. Morgan and Co., 1884
lithographic theater poster
(Macbeth)

16. 09-51
Various tin packages for
food and tobacco,
chromolithography

17. 09-52
Joseph Morse, 1856
Five Celebrated Clowns

18. 09-53
Morris Pére et Fils
and Emile Levy, 1871
Cirque d'hiver

19. 09-54
Walter Crane, 1874
page from Absurd A.B.C.

20. 09-55
Randolph Caldecott, 1880
illus. from Hey Diddle
Diddle

21. 09-56
Kate Greenway, 1879
Page from Under the
Window

22. 09-57
Joseph A. Adams, 1846
Harper's Illuminated and
New Pictoral Bible

23. 09-58
Richard G. Tietze, 1883
poster for Harper's
Magazine

24. 09-59
A.H. Wald, 1864
cover for Harper's Weekly

25. 09-60
Thomas Nast, 1871
political cartoon from
Harper's Weekly

26. 09-61
Charles Dana Gibson, 1895
poster for Scribner's

27. 09-62
Howard Pyle, 1883
illustration from The Merry
Adventures of Robin Hood

28. 09-64
Herman Ihlenburg
typeface designs

29. 09-65
John F. Cumming
typeface designs

30. 09-66
Trademark for Moss
Engraving Company, 1872

32. The Heritage and Imagery within
Arts and Crafts (CHAPTER 10)

34. This panel marks
The End.
(OF THE SLIDES!)

35. The History of Graphic Design:
Just the good ol' boys, never meanin' no harm. Beats all you've ever saw, been in
trouble with the law since the day they was born. Straight'nin' the curve, flat'nin'
the hills. Someday the mountain might get 'em, but the law never will. Makin'
their way, the only way they know how, that's just a little bit more than the law
will allow. Just good ol' boys, wouldn't change if they could, fightin' the system
like a true modern day Robin Hood.
One for all and all for one, Muskehounds are always ready. One for all and all
for one, helping everybody. One for all and all for one, it's a pretty story.
Sharing everything with fun, that's the way to be. One for all and all for one,
Muskehounds are always ready. One for all and all for one, helping everybody.
One for all and all for one, can sound pretty corny. If you've got a problem
chum, think how it could be.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Nullam ornare dictum
ligula. Maecenas elementum suscipit nisl. Cras imperdiet leo ac felis dictum
luctus. Pellentesque odio nisi, accumsan nec, scelerisque sed, consectetuer nec,
justo. Sed tortor sapien, suscipit id, pulvinar vel, elementum id, lorem. Nullam
consectetuer risus sit amet nibh. Vestibulum consectetuer, quam vitae euismod
volutpat, magna magna consectetuer dui, et accumsan magna dui non nibh.
Morbi adipiscing consequat erat. Vivamus quis massa eget orci fermentum
laoreet. Morbi posuere purus. Duis feugiat lacus vel nisi. Aliquam ipsum felis,
pretium sed, vehicula vel, dictum eget, nibh. Morbi turpis nulla, luctus viverra,
pretium in, suscipit vitae, purus.
Morbi gravida lacus sed lorem. Mauris vestibulum. Cras vehicula porta eros.
Curabitur ut justo vel pede elementum semper. Integer pretium pulvinar augue.
Aenean ut nisl non lectus porta feugiat. Mauris iaculis pede a risus. Suspendisse
mollis. Donec suscipit. Sed tellus magna, tempus a, ultricies in, dignissim et,