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American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – The Eames Office designed accompanying booklet for the cultural exchange between the USSR and US, in Russian language
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American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – The Eames Office designed accompanying booklet for the cultural exchange between the USSR and US, in Russian language

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American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 1 & 2 outline the plan of the pavilion with a white map on a blue background & an introduction from Dwight Eisenhower

Inside & Page 1
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 2 & 3 mix text with photos including that of the dome structure, models and plans and the Eames theatre screens

Pages 2 & 3
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 4 & 5 feature content from the exhibit with specific imagery of historical American figures & the Grand Canyon

Pages 4 & 5
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 6 & 7 feature American innovation with a Corvette Car, the electric typewriter and comp-lex road building systems

Pages 6 & 7
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 8 & 9 the center offers a more in detail map of the pavilion with numbered sequence of exhibits and features

Pages 8 & 9
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 10 & 11 continues with American Innovation including aircraft but also the post war architecture revolution

Pages 10 & 11
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 12 & 13 visit daily American life with imagery of a typical house interior, workplace and supermarket grocery store

Pages 12 & 13
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 14 & 15 feature the arts with imagery of craft, art, music and stage along with the ever popular music store

Pages 14 & 15
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – Pages 16 & 17 concentrate on typical leisure activities of Americans with camping and outdoor pursuits and sport

Pages 16 & 17
American Pavilion Moscow 1959 – The rear of the cover finishes with a printed paragraph and reference to sponsor the Republic Steel Corporation

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