Winifred as his first wife, even thought she was not, and the last name "Higginbotham" was from Winifred's first marriage. His first two wives were of Russian-Jewish ethnicity from Brooklyn, Ada M. Epstein (married from 1949–c.1950, divorced), and Anna Lipschitz (married from 1944–?, divorced). In June 1945, Papanek became a naturalized citizen of the United States. Bibliography Books authored by Papanek Papanek, Victor (1971). Design for the Real World: Human Ecology and Social Change, New York, Pantheon Books. . Papanek, Victor & Hennessey, Jim (1973). Nomadic Furniture: How to Build and Where to Buy Lightweight Furniture That Folds, Collapses, Stacks, Knocks-Down, Inflates or Can be Thrown Away and Re-Cycled, New York, Pantheon Books. . Papanek, Victor & Hennessey, Jim (1974). Nomadic Furniture 2, New York, Pantheon Books. . Papanek, Victor & Hennessey, Jim (1977). How Things Don't Work, New York, Pantheon Books. . Papanek, Victor (1983). Design for Human Scale, New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold. . Papanek, Victor (1995). The Green Imperative: Natural Design for the Real World, New York, Thames and Hudson. . Books about Papanek Clarke, Alison J. (2021). Victor Papanek: Designer for the Real World, MIT Press, Cambridge Massachusetts, Kries, Mateo, Amelie Klein, and Alison J. Clarke, editors. (2018). Victor Papanek: The Politics of Design, Vitra Design Museum and Victor Papanek Foundation, Weil am Rhein Germany, Martina Fineder, Thomas Geisler, Sebastian Hackenschmidt: Nomadic Furniture 3.0 – Neues befreites Wohnen? / New Liberated Living?, MAK Studies 23, Wien, und Niggli Verlag, Zürich, 2017, ISBN 978-3-721209617 Gowan, Al (2015). Victor Papanek: Path of a Design Prophet, Merrimack Media, Cambridge Massachusetts, References External links The Victor J. Papanek Foundation, University of Applied Arts Vienna A 2004 "semi-functional" prototype of Papanek's Paper Computer, from Design For The Real World 1923 births 1998 deaths Austrian industrial designers Appropriate technology advocates Kansas City Art Institute faculty Rhode Island School of Design faculty Cooper Union alumni California Institute of the Arts faculty North Carolina State University faculty People from Lawrence, Kansas Austrian emigrants to the United States American people of Austrian-Jewish descent