Albert Drexler Jacobson | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have one object that Albert Drexler Jacobson has been involved with.

A pair of bookends displayed on a dark gray, gradient background. They are made out of ceramic and have a tarnished, dark bronze color. The overall shape and color are comparable to how one would describe a machine part. The inner-portion, like most traditional bookends, has a 90-degree composition while the outer portions have a decoratively industrial feel. It has zig-zagged edges like portions of a cogwheel. From an aerial perspective, the bookends extend to the sides with curving and angular detailing.

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