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HM Design Process 1976 – The cover page design has a red flap page with overlapping title page underneath with the title printed along the edging

Cover Page
HM Design Process 1976 – The cover flap lifts to reveal the names of the designers features in the Exhibition, Charles Eames, Nelson, Girard & Propst

Inner Page
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 1 & 2 reveal an introduction to the working company ethos written by Ralph Caplan from a lecture he wrote on the subject

Pages 1 & 2
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 3 & 4 has photos of the Eames Time Life chair along with the continuing company design history

Pages 3 & 4
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 5 & 6 feature images of many Eames designs with the splint, fiberglass, plywood, wire, Aluminum, La Fonda & sling system chairs

Pages 5 & 6
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 7 & 8 feature the Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman with a detailed text write up and image on the top left of the page

Pages 7 & 8
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 9 & 10 continues the written copy content by Ralph Caplan, an inciteful and interesting read of the origins of design

Pages 9 & 10
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 11 & 12 are photos of the exhibition with Nelson at the top & Charles & Ray Eames at the bottom with many pieces visible

Pages 11 & 12
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 13 & 14 have expo photos from the Alexander Girard and Propst sections with some Eames chairs visible in the latter

Pages 13 & 14
HM Design Process 1976 – Pages 15 & 16 has a photo at the top from the Eames section of the Expo and a red section detailing the Walker Center as venue

Pages 15 & 16
HM Design Process 1976 – The rear closed cover has the continued red and white text theme with the Walker Center and address as the only content

Closed Rear Cover