"Christian Dior" 1996 MARTIN, Richard & KODA, Harold Ivy League Many of her professional colleagues

Many of her professional colleagues were unimpressed: The architect Frank Lloyd Wright was so appalled by her taste that he publicly called her an "inferior desecrator

In the late 1960s and throughout the 1970s

' and analyzes his works as personal visions of reality

An anthology of essays that first appeared in Vogue Magazine

and Vogue in Paris in his teens and early 20s

"Christian Dior" 1996 MARTIN, Richard & KODA, Harold Ivy League Many of her professional colleaguesMARTIN, Richard & KODA, Harold [203] pp. The Metropolitan Museum of Art 1997 Second Printing 12" x 9 1 2" Fine Fine Authors Richard Martin and Harold Koda, curator and associate curator, respectively, of The Costume Institute, present that corpus chronologically, and they also consider each piece as an artistic attainment and the whole as an artistic enterprise. Dior is viewed through his personal aesthetic: attention is paid to his deliberate