Box 16
Contains 31 Results:
Cover and page design samples, circa 1960s-1990s
The Two Deaths of Quincas Wateryell, 1965
Illustrations by Antonucci. Text by Jorge Amado. Published by Knopf.
Congregation Beth Torah synagogue, 1969
Photographs of exterior and interior design work on the Congregation Beth Torah synagogue in the Midwood neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Richard Foster was the architect of the building.
Achievement in Rheumatoid Arthritis, 1960s
Women's City Club of New York, 1960s
Four Seasons, circa 1959
These are Antonucci's most well-known logo designs. He acquired the job through his association with architect Philip Johnson in 1959, who did the hotel's interior design. In addition to the logo, Antonucci designed letterhead, business cards, and stationery, as well as the menu for the hotel restaurant, The Grill Room.
Human Factors Design and Research, Inc., 1960s
Museum of Contemporary Craft, 1966-1977
Now called the Museum of Arts and Design, the MCC was (and remains) located at Columbus Circle in Manhattan. These materials document Antonucci's design work for the museum, which includes flyers, posters, exhibition catalogs and magazines. Also included is an audio reel released by the Museum of musical compositions, the insert of which was designed by Antonucci.