John Coleman and unidentified students discussing gas burner sketches and models for a stove assignment. In the background, Robert Emerson (PROD 1951) is sitting and drawing and Joseph Thompson is talking with a student.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.71
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1949

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Joseph Thompson and unidentified students working on a model of a stove. John Coleman and an unidentified student are to the left looking at another stove.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.85
• Unidad documental simple
• 1950

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

John Coleman, Joseph Thompson and unidentified students with a plaster model of a band saw (in two pieces).

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.146
• Unidad documental simple
• 1951

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

George Jergenson, Joe Thompson, John Coleman and graduating Product Design students in the courtyard.

• SPEC 11-2-2017.27.64
• Unidad documental simple
• 1951

Parte deGeorge Jergenson papers

Unknown (photographer)

John Coleman and students discussing sketches for a stove assignment. (L-R): (standing) Thomas Tweedie (PROD 1950), John Coleman, Rodell Smith (PROD 1950); (sitting) unidentified student, Joseph Farrer (PROD 1950, wearing glasses), unidentified student.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.66
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1949

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

General Motors executives and Art Center Industrial Design Department gathered around a clay car model. Front (L-R): Joseph Thompson, Paul Gillan (eventually Executive Chief Designer), Ned Nickles (GM Buick), Edward Glowacke (Executive in charge, Automotive Design), Howard O'Leary (Director of Styling Section), John Coleman, George Jergenson, Tom Christiansen (Manager, Styling Staff Activities), Clare Mackichan (Executive in Charge Advanced Automotive Design and Engineering), and Bill Lang.

• 2004.25.3607
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1950

Parte dePeople photographs

Unknown (photographer)