Raymond Loewy

Raymond Loewy (November 5, 1893 – July 14, 1986) was a French-American industrial and graphic designer. He formed Raymond Loewy Associates (1929-1956), later Raymond Loewy/William Snaith Associates (1956-1974), before merging all remaining operations into Raymond Loewy International (1975-1977). He sold the latter in 1976, which went bankrupt in 1977 and became Lister Butler.

• n.b.: This article contains both the work of Raymond Loewy as an individual and the work of his firm. Further credits, if available, are listed in their respective articles.

1930s

1936:
Studebaker

1940s

1940:
Lucky Strike

1944:
Armour Star

1945:
International Harvester

1945:
May Company

1946:
Coca-Cola

1946:
The Coca-Cola Company

1946:
The Coca-Cola Export Corporation

1946:
Kroger

1946:
Lucky Stores

1946:
Sealtest

1948:
Birds Eye (UK & Ireland)

1949:
Newsweek

1950s

1950:
Hoover

1952:
Ansul

1953:
Canada Dry

1953:
United Airlines

1954:
Fanta

1955:
West Point Textiles

1957:
Asahi Breweries

1957:
LU[1]

1957:
Thompson Products

1958:
BP

1958:
Nabisco

1958:
Ritz

1960s

1961:
Shell

1961:
United Airlines

1962:
Formica

1962:
Trans World Airlines

1966:
Co-op France
(later used for Coop (Netherlands))

1968:
Spar

1969:
Chubb

1969:
New Man

1970s

1970:
United States Postal Service

1971:
Exxon

1971:
Exxon

1971:
Shell

1977:
Convenient Food Mart

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