Here is a link to a nice article about the artist/designer Helen Dryden with some good Studebaker content. This is from Hemmings Daily online. Enjoy!
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I just started to read that article about Helen Dryden in my new issue of HCC. I love that magazine. In my mind, it's right up there with my monthly issue of Turning Wheels.
Rog'59 Lark VI Regal Hardtop
Smithtown,NY
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I came across this article when (ironically) picking up some fashion mags for my lovely better half. I recalled her name in the Studebaker advertisements and it caught my eye, as she was a pioneer moving from fashion to industrial design. Her covers for Vogue magazine have a very strong visual connection to Japanese woodblock prints in line, composition and color. I think we can all agree that the 1936-37 models were halo years, style wise.Andy
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Well.. You try some things and they work... And you try some things and they don't work...
Somewhere, a long time ago...There was a post on Helen Dryden, her history and some great pic's on the interior design work she did on the '37 interiors.
She really was a powerhouse, and her biography is fascinating.
I tried to find it, but people use such goofy thread headers that it makes it hard to search..
But, your point/jab is well taken and deserved.
Jeff
Originally posted by 8E45E View PostGood one Jeff!!
How do you keep a Newfie busy for 4 hours?
CraigHTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff
Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
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Originally posted by DEEPNHOCK View PostSomewhere, a long time ago...There was a post on Helen Dryden, her history and some great pic's on the interior design work she did on the '37 interiors.
She really was a powerhouse, and her biography is fascinating.
Craig
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