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This Shipslides page presents Design / 130 Years of Movements as an interactive HTML presentation deck in the Art catalog with 13 slides. The share page keeps the uploaded deck sandboxed while exposing readable context, topics, and a slide outline for viewers and search engines.
A 19th–century revolt against industrial ugliness. William Morris and John Ruskin held that beauty lived in the maker’s hand — in honest materials, visible joinery, and patterns drawn from nature. Key sections include: Arts & Crafts. The hand against the machine.; Art Nouveau. Lines as living things.; Bauhaus. Form follows function.; International Style. Neutrality as an ideal.; Mid-century Modern. Modernism, but warmer.; Memphis. Color and irony come back.; Pixel art. Hard limits, hard charm.; Skeuomorphism. Wood, leather, felt.; Flat design. Pixels stop pretending.; Neumorphism. Brutalist web. Glassmorphism..
Key sections
- 01Arts & Crafts. The hand against the machine.
- 02Art Nouveau. Lines as living things.
- 03Bauhaus. Form follows function.
- 04International Style. Neutrality as an ideal.
- 05Mid-century Modern. Modernism, but warmer.
- 06Memphis. Color and irony come back.
- 07Pixel art. Hard limits, hard charm.
- 08Skeuomorphism. Wood, leather, felt.
- 09Flat design. Pixels stop pretending.
- 10Neumorphism. Brutalist web. Glassmorphism.
- 11Maximal ↔ minimal, over and over.
- 12Keep looking. Design is a conversation.
