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The spectacular, streamlined, porpoise-shaped, yet never built Ocean Liner designed in 1932 by Norman Bel Geddes (1893–1958)pic.twitter.com/J7OyHwVFtN
Bel Geddes's Ocean Liner model "retains features of Valéry's 'objet ambigu'. One can see that it is a manmade machine, yet it nonetheless has taken on the appearance of a thing shaped by wind and water, like a smoothly polished bone" https://bit.ly/2xM8Ew9 pic.twitter.com/UlV2ZX5K6n
Bel Geddes's rendering of Airliner No. 4 (c. 1929-1932), charcoal on paper http://norman.hrc.utexas.edu/NBGPublic/details.cfm?id=272 …pic.twitter.com/BM8HqhvVrt
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