Works by: Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Coffee Table from the Max and Fanya Finkelstein House
1948, Los Angeles County Museum of Art

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Counterchange Fabric
1949, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for 3 Tragedies by Federico Garcia Lorca
1949

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for A Street Car Named Desire by Tennessee Williams
1947

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Anatomy for Interior Designers
1948

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Camino Real by Tennessee Williams
1952

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Design, April 1946
1946

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Fortune Magazine, December 1946
1946

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Industrial Design 2, February 1954
1954

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Monday Night by Kay Boyle
1946

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Monsieur Teste by Paul Valéry
1947

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for Neurotica, 1st Issue
1947

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for The Day of the Locust by Nathaniel West
1949

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for The Flowers of Evil by Charles Baudelaire
1946

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Cover for The Man Who Died by D. H. Lawrence
1946

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Fabric Design
c. 1940-1950, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Ghost in the Underblows
1940, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Incantation Fabric
1947, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Intaglio Fabric
1949, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Invitation to the Lustig Exhibition at the Frank Perls Gallery
1950, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Letterhead for Sheela's
1947, private collection

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Living Room in Lustig's Lustron House
1951-1952

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Logo for Hokey Pokey Ice Cream
1949

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Logo for Paramount Furniture
1949

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
The Lookout (Memo Design for Look Magazine)
1944

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Lustig Exhibit at the Walker Art Center
1950

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
The Nation Says Jayson
1945

 

Alvin Lustig [American, 1915 – 1955]
Store Signage for The New Classics by New Directions Books
c. 1940-1950