John F. S. Crow b. 1925

Also known as Jack Crow, John Stuart Crowe
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Crow was a designer for Stuart's furniture, South Yarra, Victoria. He trained in the Melbourne Technical College industrial and interior design programme. In 1949, he won a Chicago Tribune prize for an apartment interior. His work in furniture is illustrated in Architecture and Arts, February 1954, p.11 and his work was exhibited in the "Industrial Design" section of The Arts Festival. Melbourne, Olympic Games, 1956.
Tags: Industrial design
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Citations

  • anon. (1 January 1954), 'illustration of work’. furniture illustrated in Architecture and Arts, February 1954, p.11

  • “US Prize for Melbourne Designer.” (John F.S. Crow) The Age, 29 June 1949, p.2.

  • Nanette Carter & Robyn Oswald-Jacobs. Frances Burke, Designer of Modern Textiles. Melbourne Univ. Press, 2021, p.64-65.

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