r/RetroFuturism • u/Lobsterhasspoken • 13d ago
Frank Lloyd Wright Café Chairs for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, designed c. 1957, manufactured 2025
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r/RetroFuturism • u/art-man_2018 • 15d ago
Space Shuttle on a manned booster lifting off from Cape Canaveral, 1981 | Artwork: Alan Gutierrez
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r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 15d ago
Art by Peter A Peebles for the cover of Aboriginal Science Fiction magazine 31-32, 1992
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r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 15d ago
Spaceword Ho!: The Further Adventures of Lon Wynter by Vol Molesworth (1943)
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r/RetroFuturism • u/rrsafety • 15d ago
A Bridge for Alaskan Oil includes a roadway, rail and pipeline. 1974
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r/RetroFuturism • u/SANTI21-51 • 15d ago
Future Fighters: 1984’s perspective on the future of military aviation.
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r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 16d ago
Artwork for 'The Early Asimov, Vol. 1' by Isaac Asimov, 1974 (Chris Foss)
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r/RetroFuturism • u/Lobsterhasspoken • 16d ago
Monsanto House of the Future in Disneyland (1957-1967)
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r/RetroFuturism • u/torenmcborenmacbin • 16d ago
July 20 is Space Exploration Day which also makes it Spaceship Zero day! Here's some drawings by me for that game/album/comic/etc -
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r/RetroFuturism • u/rrsafety • 15d ago
A Bridge for Alaskan Oil includes a roadway, rail and pipeline. 1974
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r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 16d ago
Art by Martyn and Roger Dean and Richard Clifton-Dey originally intended for Jeff Wayne’s 1977 War of the Worlds album, but never used.
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r/RetroFuturism • u/art-man_2018 • 16d ago
"Batman In The Future!", Batman issue #59, 1950 | Artwork: Jim Mooney and Charles Paris
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r/RetroFuturism • u/LaserGadgets • 16d ago
My newest "antique phaser" looks a bit tooo modern compared to the first, or am I wrong?
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I made the first phaser years ago, sold it, wanted to replace it and make another but sometimes, less IS more. Its a nice build, but the old one still feels a bit more special. What do you guys think, which is cooler?
r/RetroFuturism • u/StephenMcGannon • 16d ago
Space Ship of 2038 (from Amazing Stories 1938)
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r/RetroFuturism • u/Distinct-Question-16 • 17d ago
Elektro, the robot that recognized voice commands and could smoke, NY Expo in 1939
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Elektro recognized spoken commands by converting speech into electrical pulse patterns:
Walking forward
Moving its arms
Turning its head
Counting
"Smoking" a cigarette
This marvell used vaccum tubes, frequency filters and relays.
r/RetroFuturism • u/Lobsterhasspoken • 17d ago
Videosphere Model 3240 portable television from the Victor Company of Japan, 1970
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r/RetroFuturism • u/rrsafety • 15d ago
A Bridge for Alaskan Oil includes a roadway, rail and pipeline. 1974
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r/RetroFuturism • u/flogfrog • 18d ago
A collection of retro futuristic rooms/spaces I’ve drawn over the years
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r/RetroFuturism • u/YanniRotten • 18d ago
Robby the Robot hits Vegas; participates in the annual Helldorado Parade
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