Created on 2024-02-07

This image shows a handwritten note on a piece of yellowed paper. At the top, there is a date written as "7/18/52." The note appears to discuss artistic and architectural ideas with the phrases: "International Style- Cadillac Style has nothing to do with Content" Below that, there are a few hand-drawn rectangles with lines crossing through them, resembling rough sketches of building layouts or art concepts. The note continues with: "Planning a work is an important [?] Style Style can only be the Biggest when it is seen as innocent of Content. Assess Value Value is Assessment of a Given & is not a preference for it. We Mellow Con & Meaning as we Sentimental Souvenirs." The handwriting is somewhat inconsistent and might be difficult to read at some points due to its personal shorthand or cursive style.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch or diagram accompanied by handwritten notes. The sketch appears to depict an abstract, geometric design with various intersecting lines and shapes. The notes discuss the concept of "International Style" in relation to a Cadillac automobile, and suggest that style has nothing to do with content. The text also mentions that planning a work is an integral part of style, and that style can only be judged innocently when seen as such. The notes go on to discuss the concept of value in relation to assessment, stating that value is an assessment of what a given "is" and not a preference for it. The final line mentions "The Mellow Corn of Meaning" in reference to the sentimental essence.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image presents a handwritten note on aged paper, featuring a sketch of a building and several lines of text. The note is written in black ink and appears to be from the 1950s or 1960s. * **Title** * The title at the top of the page reads "International Style - Cadillac Style has nothing to do with Content." * **Sketch** * Below the title is a sketch of a building with a grid pattern and various lines and shapes. * The sketch appears to be a representation of a building's design, possibly related to the concept of "International Style." * **Text** * The main text of the note reads, "Planning a work as an integrant of style. Style can only be the biggest when it is seen as innocent of content. Assess value." * The text is written in cursive and appears to be a philosophical or artistic statement about the relationship between style and content. * The note also includes several other lines of text, including "Value is assessment of what a Given is not a reference for it" and "The Mellow Corn of Meaning as one Sentimental Souvenir." * These lines of text appear to be related to the concept of value and meaning in art or design. * **Background** * The background of the note is a light brown color, with a subtle texture that suggests the paper may have been aged or distressed. * There are also some faint marks or stains on the paper, which may be due to the aging process or other factors. Overall, the note appears to be a personal reflection or sketchbook entry from an artist or designer, exploring the relationship between style and content in art or design. The use of cursive handwriting and the inclusion of sketches and philosophical statements suggest a creative and introspective approach to the subject matter.