ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 12月12日 07時01分

We remember Charles “Chuck” Harrison (1931-2018) who passed away on November 29. A visionary industrial designer, Harrison joined Sears, Roebuck and Company in 1961 where he was the first African American executive in the company’s headquarters. Throughout his thirty-three year tenure at Sears, Harrison was responsible for designing staple every day items such as the first-of-its-kind plastic trash can and the reimagined plastic View-Master, a stereoscopic device that was sold as a toy along with thin cardboard disks, each of which containing seven 3-D pairs of small Kodachrome color photographs on film (termed“View-Master reels”).
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In 2008 the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum honored Harrison with a Lifetime Achievement Award for improving “the quality of life of millions of Americans through the extraordinary breadth and innovation of his product designs.” A 1962 model of the View-Master has been part of #MoMAcollection since 2016.
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[Credit: #CharlesHarrison. “View-master (model G).” 1962. Injection molded plastic. Anonymous gift.]

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