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WORK FROM THE 1950s A prototype chair made of stained plywood that can be disassembled; the sides are cut from a single piece in a flared V shape and joined beneath the seat by two recessed struts. Seat with a rounded front edge, white lacquered on the top surface. Backrest with a curved top, orange lacquered on the front, supported by two flat, screwed-in uprights. H 79 cm – W 45 cm – D 56 cm This piece is reminiscent of the designs of the Chicago School of Design, the New Bauhaus, founded in 1937 by László Moholy-Nagy, particularly the designs and ideas of Hin Bredendieck and Nathan Lerner. The lines also reveal influences from Marcel Breuer and Isamu Noguchi.
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