'Barrel' chair by Frank Lloyd Wright for Cassina, 1980s 102601
Frank Lloyd Wright A timeless design informed by exceptional constructive complexity, the iconic Barrel chair was created in 1937 by Frank Lloyd Wright, based on an original design dating from 1904.
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Frank Lloyd Wright for Cassina, six 'barrel' chairs design 1937, production 1986, United States. This barrel-shaped armchair is composed of 37 parts, each fitting into the other with pinpoint precision. The base and the chair back are constructed from three pieces of solid wood, bent at a different angles.
Frank Lloyd Wright Barrel Chair from Cassina at 1stdibs
Original list price $25.00. (First Edition) Size: 8.5 x 11.25 Pages: Pp 224 ST#: 1980.63.0122 Date: 1983 Title: Furniture Designed By Architects (Soft Cover) (First Soft Cover printing. Published by Whitney Library of Design, An Imprint of Watson-Guptill Publications, New York) Author: Page, Marian
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Frank Lloyd Wright. Frank Lloyd Wright (1867 - 1959) is widely viewed as the foremost American architect of the 20th century, designing more than a thousand buildings during his career, including their accompanying interiors and furnishings. Born in the Midwest state of Wisconsin, United States, he spent much of his professional life there.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, "Barrel Chair" model no 606, Cassina 1986. Bukowskis
The Barrel Chair is one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most recognized furniture designs and an icon of design and style. Originally designed in 1903 for the Darwin D. Martin House, Wright re-designed the chair in 1937 for the Herbert F. Johnson House, "Wingspread", in Racine, Wisconsin.
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The Barrel Chair by Frank Lloyd Wright was designed in 1937 for Herbert Johnsons house. Armchair with timeless style and considerable technical/construction complexity. One of the greatest American architects of all time, Wright perfected a distinctly American style of architecture that emphasized simplicity and natural beauty.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, KARMSTOL, 606 "Barrel Chair", Cassina, 1986
Miniatures Barrel Chair Frank Lloyd Wright, 1904 Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1904 for the D. D. Martin House in Buffalo, New York, this iconic chair was an embarkation from his earlier linear furniture designs, due to its round shape.
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Frank Lloyd Wright and the "Barrel Chair". Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic Barrel Chair design. Famed 20th-century architect Frank Lloyd Wright named a chair design "The Barrel Chair" in 1937. Known primarily for his ingenious building designs, Wright's carefully studied craft resulted in some of the most sought-after 20th-century.
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Before the Taliesin Barrel chair, the furniture designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) was largely characterized by its angles and lines.
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Before the Taliesin Barrel chair, the furniture designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) was largely characterised by its angles and lines.
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, KARMSTOL, 606 "Barrel Chair", Cassina. Bukowskis
Product details Dimensions: L54 P55 H81 HS48 cm Inspiré par: Frank Lloyd Wright Garanzia: 10 YEAR WARRANTY LEATHER QUALITY: 0.8 - 1 mm thick. natural grain CHROMAGE TOP: high thicknesschrome manual brushing and metal MANUFACTURED BY CRAFTSMEN UNIQUE STRUCTURE AND SPECIAL WELDING Vous pourriez aimer également Basculante de €550,95 €1.377,37
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Overview Designer Specifications The "Barrel Chair" by Frank Lloyd Wright was designed in 1937 for Herbert Johnson's house. It earns its name from the city Taliesin, Wisconsin where the famous Taliesin III House stands today.
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Before the Taliesin Barrel chair, the furniture designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) was largely characterized by its angles and lines. Much like the houses the furniture was made to inhabit, this early work, with its decorative angular shapes carved in wood, was inspired by the traditional craftsmanship and rejection of industrial production methods that typified.
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Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Martin House in Buffalo, NY, master craftsman Steve Oubre invites us into his studio to explain the process.
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Frank Lloyd Wright, 1904. Originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1904 for the D. D. Martin House in Buffalo, New York, this iconic chair was an embarkation from his earlier linear furniture designs, due to its round shape. Original features included a flared backrest, square spindle supports and a cushioned double-sided circular seat.