Null Marc HELD (1932) for Prisunic
White and orange high plastic cabinet opening…

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Marc HELD (1932) for Prisunic White and orange high plastic cabinet opening with four drawers. 38 x 30 x 74 cm

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Marc HELD (1932) for Prisunic White and orange high plastic cabinet opening with four drawers. 38 x 30 x 74 cm

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Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

ARMAN (1928-2005) ARMAND FERNANDEZ DIT L' intérieur des choses II: le transistor (Otmezguine, Moreau 38) Color lithograph on wove paper, signed and justified in pencil, 300 copies, Prisunic, Paris publisher, Clot, Bramsen et Georges imprimeur, slightly sun-blinded 65, x 48.5cm Reproduced in: Jane Otmezguine, Marc Moreau, Arman, estampes. Catalog raisonné, Marval, Paris, 1990 no. 038, p. 77

Estim. 40 - 50 EUR

PRISUNIC - Documentation: 4 trade catalogs on Prisunic editions/creations covering the period 1972 to 1975. Numbered 6,7, 8, and 12. Marc Held, Patrick Gingembre, Terence Conran, Marc Berthier, Gae Aulenti and others. Two cut-out pages.

Estim. 6 000 - 10 000 EUR

Keith Haring (1958-1990) attributed to Marc Held, Prisunic model, Popshop, 1988 Black and white hard plastic, round shape with numerous black and white marker drawings. Signed and dated 88 Used condition, slight breakage of base noted Dimensions: H:25; D: 35 cm

Estim. 800 - 1 000 EUR

Odile MIR. ( born 1926). Pair of "Filo" armchairs with chromed steel frame and leather (minor wear to leather) 1974 Odile Mir imagines bold, functional pieces guided by the optimism and utopia that marked design at the time. As soon as they were created, Odile Mir's metal-structured lights and seats were a huge success, entering the Prisunic catalog alongside iconic pieces by Gae Aulenti, Marc Helc and Olivier Mourgue.

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