Richard Horn - Memphis - Meubels, objecten en dessins. - 1986






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Memphis - Meubels, objecten en dessins, by Richard Horn, translated edition in Dutch, hardcover with dust jacket, 143 pages, 24 × 24 cm, published in 1986, subject Kunst.
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Memphis - Furniture, objects and dessins.
Contents see photo 4.
Excellent condition.
The Memphis Group was a collective of interior designers active in the 1981-1987 period, founded by Ettore Sottsass. The group opposed the strict functional rules of modernism, and their ideas would leave a significant imprint on the look of the eighties. The style is associated with postmodernism and drew its inspiration from pop art and Art Deco.
The Memphis Group worked innovatively and challenged mainstream design. Their designs are characterized by the illogical combination of geometric shapes, bold colors, and various patterns mixed together. From these came products such as the Casablanca and Carlton cabinets.
Some well-known participants besides Ettore Sottsass were: Michele de Lucchi, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Shiro Kuramata, George Sowden, Martine Bedin, Matteo Thun, Aldo Cibic and Peter Shire,
Carefully packed with tracked and insured shipping.
Good luck with your bidding!!
Memphis - Furniture, objects and dessins.
Contents see photo 4.
Excellent condition.
The Memphis Group was a collective of interior designers active in the 1981-1987 period, founded by Ettore Sottsass. The group opposed the strict functional rules of modernism, and their ideas would leave a significant imprint on the look of the eighties. The style is associated with postmodernism and drew its inspiration from pop art and Art Deco.
The Memphis Group worked innovatively and challenged mainstream design. Their designs are characterized by the illogical combination of geometric shapes, bold colors, and various patterns mixed together. From these came products such as the Casablanca and Carlton cabinets.
Some well-known participants besides Ettore Sottsass were: Michele de Lucchi, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Shiro Kuramata, George Sowden, Martine Bedin, Matteo Thun, Aldo Cibic and Peter Shire,
Carefully packed with tracked and insured shipping.
Good luck with your bidding!!
