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    Raymond Loewy was a French-American industrial designer born in Paris in 1893. He is known for designing logos for major companies like Shell and Exxon as well as designing the Greyhound Scenicruiser bus and a Coca-Cola bottle redesign. In his early career in the U.S., Loewy worked as a fashion illustrator and found success with a model aircraft design that won an award in 1908. He later lived in New York and had jobs designing store windows for department stores including Macy's and Saks.

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    Raymond Loewy was a French-American industrial designer born in Paris in 1893. He is known for designing logos for major companies like Shell and Exxon as well as designing the Greyhound Scenicruiser bus and a Coca-Cola bottle redesign. In his early career in the U.S., Loewy worked as a fashion illustrator and found success with a model aircraft design that won an award in 1908. He later lived in New York and had jobs designing store windows for department stores including Macy's and Saks.

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    Raymond Lowey

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    Raymond Loewy was a French-American industrial designer born in Paris in 1893. He is known for designing logos for major companies like Shell and Exxon as well as designing the Greyhound Scenicruiser bus and a Coca-Cola bottle redesign. In his early career in the U.S., Loewy worked as a fashion illustrator and found success with a model aircraft design that won an award in 1908. He later lived in New York and had jobs designing store windows for department stores including Macy's and Saks.

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    Raymond Lowey

    in addition to working
    as a fashion illustrator
    for Vogue and Harper's
    Bazaar. His designs
    were the Shell, Exxon,
    TWA and the former
    BP logos, the
    Greyhound
    Scenicruiser bus,
    Coca-Cola vending
    machines and bottle
    redesign,

    Loewy was born in Paris in 1893. Loewy


    distinguished himself early with the
    design of a successful model aircraft,
    which won the Gordon Bennett Cup for
    model airplanes in 1908. Is

    In Loewy's early years in the United States,


    he lived in New York and found work as a
    window designer for department stores,
    including Macy's, Wanamaker's and Saks.

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