Art deco car

Vintage car parked in front of Art Deco building

The Art Deco movement influenced design and marketing in many different industries in the 1930s, and the motor industry was no exception. During the

Architecture and design critic Paul Goldberger reviews a new exhibit devoted to industrial designer Norman Bel Geddes, the man behind the dazzling General Motors Futurama at the 1939-40 New York World's

Ray Dunham entered Goodguys 2020 Custom of the Year competition with an advantage by starting with a classic 1939 Lincoln Zephyr, an exclusive car renowned for its Art Deco lines. He took it a step further with thoughtful custom modifications that make this cruiser even more slippery. Steve Wil

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One of the first global design movements, Art Deco appeared with the expansion of modern technologies and mechanization in the early 20th century. Celebrating novel aesthetic, futuristic ideas and mechanized world, it reached a peak in the 1920s, only to decline in the 1930s along with the Great American Depression. Without a manifesto or a unifying idea, the movement was very diverse and focused on applied arts rather than painting or sculpture, although fine art creatives did find…

From the dusty halls of the art deco era, Gear Patrol brings you 10 great art deco cars that just might've emerged from Jay Gatsby's garage.

From the dusty halls of the art deco era, Gear Patrol brings you 10 great art deco cars that just might've emerged from Jay Gatsby's garage.