Catalina Project. Student drawing a design on the fan hood of the large air boat.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.2688
• Unidad documental simple
• 1961 October

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Catalina Project. John Coleman addressing the crowd on the shore of Catalina Island.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.2824
• Unidad documental simple
• 1961 October 6

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Catalina Project. John Coleman addressing the crowd on the shore of Catalina Island.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.2827
• Unidad documental simple
• 1961 October 6

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Instructor John Coleman meeting with students to discuss progress on the GE Space Capsule Project. Also, students working on wooden framework of capsule.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.2203-F
• Unidad documental simple
• 1960 April 16

Parte deProduct Design Department

Fulton, Geoffrey (photographer)

Students giving the final presentation for the GE Space Capsule Project to George Beck (GE) and others.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.2277
• Unidad documental simple
• 1960 May 9

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Catalina Project. Edward Albright (TRAN 1961) working on a model of an amphibious car.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.2389
• Unidad documental simple
• 1961 August 7

Parte deProduct Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Alcoa Project. John Frassanito (PROD 1968) giving a manual water pump demonstration on the front lawn to Alcoa guests. John Coleman and George Jergenson present.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.3133-D
• Unidad documental simple
• 1967 May 2

Parte deProduct Design Department

Alcoa Project. John Frassanito (PROD 1968) giving a manual water pump demonstration on the front lawn to Alcoa guests. John Coleman and George Jergenson present.

• 31-RG 31.02-2004.22.3133-I
• Unidad documental simple
• 1967 May 2

Parte deProduct Design Department

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)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. Edward A. Adams, George Jergenson, and John Coleman touring a factory floor.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.5-25
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. John Coleman, Frank Nakamura, George Jergenson, and Edward A. Adams greeting a man at the Juki Sewing Machine company.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.6-5
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. Edward A. Adams, John Coleman, George Jergenson, and Frank Nakamura giving a presentation.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.50
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. John Coleman, George Jergenson, Edward A. Adams, and Frank Nakamura at a luncheon.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.76
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. George Coleman and Frank Nakamura showing drawings to a group of students.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.85
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. John Coleman and Frank Nakamura assisting a student with his drawing.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.68
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. John Coleman, Edward A. Adams, and Frank Nakamura posing in a group portrait at the Nippon Kogaku Company (today called Nikon).

• SPEC 32-2004.83.139
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. John Coleman, Frank Nakamura, George Jergenson, and Edward A. Adams touring the Juki Sewing Machine company.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.6-2
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. George Jergenson, John Coleman, Frank Nakamura, and Edward A. Adams at the train station.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.180-29
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. John Coleman, Frank Nakamura, and George Jergenson examining the drawings of a designer.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.264
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)

Art Center's trip to Japan to report on the future of Japanese industrial design. Frank Nakamura, George Jergenson, and John Coleman observing a machine.

• SPEC 32-2004.83.253
• Unidad documental simple
• 1956

Parte deJohn Coleman papers

Unknown (photographer)