Samuel Lipson b. 1901

  • Architect
Lipson was an architect and designer active in furniture and interior design during the 1940s and 1950s. Working alone, he designed domestic furniture such as cocktail cabinets. Working with architect Peter Kaad, as Lipson and Kaad, he designed notable shops, automobile showrooms and cafes.
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Name
Samuel Lipson (also worked as Lipson and Kaad)
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Architect
Birth date
1901
Death date
1995

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References [<ExternalResource: Clive Carney. Furnishing, Art and Practice, O.U.P, 1950, n.p. ( domestic interior illus)>, <ExternalResource: Profile of Lipson and Kaad, Decoration and Glass, Nov-Dec 1948, p.38>, <ExternalResource: "Automobile Showroom." (Stack and Co., York St, Sydney) Architecture, October 1948, p.45 (illus.)>, <ExternalResource: “Australian Furniture.” Architectural Section, (J.L. Stephen Mansfield, editor.), Art in Australia 16 November 1936, pps.77-88. [furniture by S. Lipson, Molly Gray/Ricketts and Thorp, Fred Ward, F.E. de Groot, Hera Roberts, Stuart-Low Furniture Studio, H. Goldman P/L, Mewton and Grounds, E.F. Bilson/Branchflower]>] [<ExternalResource: Clive Carney. Furnishing, Art and Practice, O.U.P, 1950, n.p. ( domestic interior illus)>, <ExternalResource: Profile of Lipson and Kaad, Decoration and Glass, Nov-Dec 1948, p.38>, <ExternalResource: "Automobile Showroom." (Stack and Co., York St, Sydney) Architecture, October 1948, p.45 (illus.)>]