Null Raymond Loewy
Dual Mode Stateroom
Apollo Orbital Workshop, ca. 1970
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Raymond Loewy Dual Mode Stateroom Apollo Orbital Workshop, ca. 1970 Original drawing on tracing paper, 605x270 mm, titles, captions in capital letters, black and red ink

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Raymond Loewy Dual Mode Stateroom Apollo Orbital Workshop, ca. 1970 Original drawing on tracing paper, 605x270 mm, titles, captions in capital letters, black and red ink

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