Ronald T. Labaco - Ettore Sottsass - Architect and Designer - 2006

Ettore Sottsass - Architect and Designer

Contents see photo 5.

This biography of Ettore Sottsass is a recommendation for anyone interested in design and architecture. This hardback book, written by Ronald T. Labaco and Dennis P. Doordan, offers a comprehensive overview of Sottsass's life and work.

With 160 pages full of beautiful illustrations and clarifying captions, it forms a valuable addition to the collection of any design enthusiast. (see photos)

Excellent condition, apart from some stains on the cloth dust jacket (see photo)

The Italian architect and designer Ettore Sottsass, born in 1917, is nowadays best known as the founder of Memphis, the Milan-based design collective that emerged in the early 1980s. As a precursor of postmodern design, Memphis— and soon Sottsass himself— attracted significant public attention. As this book shows, however, Sottsass spent a five-and-a-half-decade career as a world-class pioneer across all major design fields: furniture, ceramics, glass, jewelry, architecture, and industrial design. During this time he collaborated with many of the world’s best-known manufacturers, including Alessi, Olivetti and Sèvres.

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