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Viktor Schreckengost

d. 2008

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  1. untitled [Angel with Lute] by Viktor Schreckengost, Image 2.

    Viktor Schreckengost

    untitled [Angel with Lute], 2023 Gift of Gayle Fleischman Montalto

    Watercolor and pen and ink

    41 x 32.5 in (104.14 x 82.55 cm)

    $8,200

  2. Jeddu Sculpture by Viktor Schreckengost, Image 1.

    Viktor Schreckengost

    Jeddu Sculpture, 2021 purchase from the Viktor Schreckengost Family

    Bronze on wood base

    25.5 x 10 x 10 in (64.77 x 25.4 x 25.4 cm)

  3. Wagon Design by Viktor Schreckengost, Image 1.

    Viktor Schreckengost

    Wagon Design, 2021 Gift of Viktor Schreckengost Family

    Colored pencil and gouache

    16.5 x 19.75 in (41.91 x 50.17 cm)

  4. Morning Light by Viktor Schreckengost, Image 2.

    Viktor Schreckengost

    Morning Light, 2007 Gift of the Owen F. Walker Estate

    Watercolor

    20.25 x 32.5 in (51.44 x 82.55 cm)

  5. Guerrero Still Life by Viktor Schreckengost, Image 1.

    Viktor Schreckengost

    Guerrero Still Life, 1997 The Bonfoey Gallery

    Watercolor

    39 x 49 in (99.06 x 124.46 cm)

Schreckengost graduated from the Cleveland School of the Arts (now the Cleveland Institute of Art) in 1929, at which time he earned a partial scholarship to study at the Kunstgewerbeschule in Vienna.

Schreckengost taught industrial design at the Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA) for more than 50 years and was a professor emeritus at CIA until his death. He was also the youngest faculty member ever at CIA (then known as the Cleveland School of the Arts). Schreckengost founded CIA's school of industrial design, the first of its kind in the country.[citation needed] His notable students include Giuseppe Delena, chief designer at Ford Motor Co.; Larry Nagode, principal designer at Fisher-Price (father of Ryan Nagode); Joe Oros, head of the studio at Ford that designed the 1965 Ford Mustang, Bill Saunders, Ryobi design director at Techtronic Industries, Sid Ramnarace, designer of the 5th generation Ford Mustang and Jerry Hirshberg, designer of the Infiniti J30 and the 1971 boat tail Buick Riviera.
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