Richard J.S. Gutman appears in the following:
Design for the Real World: Diner
Friday, January 16, 2009
Culinary Arts Museum curator Richard J.S. Gutman explains why an American classic from the aluminum age never goes out of style. Produced by Kathryn Eident.
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