Color-Ad, Inc. recently helped Norfolk Southern Corporation (NYSE: NSC) celebrate their 175th anniversary through the fabrication and detailing of beautiful exhibits housed in the brand new 1,600-square-foot museum designed and built by the History Factory, of Chantilly, VA.
The exhibition also examines the impact of that period on Zeisel's later production and presents pieces designed after the 1984 retrospective of her work at the Musée des arts décoratifs de Montréal.
Zeisel's early work came to an abrupt halt in 1936, when while in the Soviet Union she was arrested on trumped-up charges of conspiring to assassinate Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. Zeisel was imprisoned for sixteen months, spending most of that time in solitary confinement. After her release in 1937, she fled, only steps ahead of the Nazis, first to Vienna and then to England.
