BACH, Alfonse (1904-1999) German Industrial Designer specializing in tubular steel, Watercolour Painter. Born in Magdeburg, German; lived in Munich; schooled in film and design in Berlin; moved to New York, NY, 1926. NOTABLE DESIGNS: Sach’s, Hoover Building, NYC; Seneca Textile Building, NYC; Ridgeway Center; Lloyd Manufacturing Co.; Palm Trail Plaza, Palm Trail Yacht Club, Delray Beach; General Electric; Keystone Silver; Pacific Mills; Bigelow-Samford. EXHIBITIONS: Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC; International Industrial Design Exhibition, 1962. ASSOCIATIONS: American Designers Institute, President. COLLECTIONS: Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum; Yale University Art Gallery; Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others
