Otakar Mácel - 2100 metal tubular chairs - a typology - 2006

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Otakar Mácel’s 2006 first-edition reference book, *2100 metal tubular chairs - a typology*, documents more than 1,600 photographed tubular chairs from 1925–1940.

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Catalog of images of tubular chairs from the period 1927-1940 in which for each image information is provided about the designer, manufacturer, year, type, finish and bibliographic data.

Chairs from all well-known designers of the interwar period, Alvar Aalto, Cor Alons, Marcel Breuer, Le Corbusier, Erich Dieckmann, Theo van Doesburg, Johan Duiker, WH Gispen, Eileen Gray, Vilmos Huszar, René Joubert, Mallet-Stevens, Raymond Loewy, JJP Oud, Charlotte Perriand, Rietveld, Mies van der Rohe, Paul Schuitema, Louis Sognot, Mart Stam and hundreds of others.

An absolutely indispensable reference work for all collectors, dealers and enthusiasts in the development of the steel tubular furniture.

The publisher:
'At once a comprehensive reference and a fascinating investigation, this volume presents a typology of more than 1600 photographed metal tubular chairs from the period 1925-1940. Each chair is listed with facts about the designer, manufacturer, material and bibliographic references. An introductory essay places the European development of tubular chairs from this short period in its historical context.'

264 pages, text in English, French, German, Dutch, Japanese, beautiful fold-out cover.

good used condition, see photos.
Check the photos carefully for condition and details. All other information on request. Professional packaging and shipping. See also my other listings for combined shipping.

Catalog of images of tubular chairs from the period 1927-1940 in which for each image information is provided about the designer, manufacturer, year, type, finish and bibliographic data.

Chairs from all well-known designers of the interwar period, Alvar Aalto, Cor Alons, Marcel Breuer, Le Corbusier, Erich Dieckmann, Theo van Doesburg, Johan Duiker, WH Gispen, Eileen Gray, Vilmos Huszar, René Joubert, Mallet-Stevens, Raymond Loewy, JJP Oud, Charlotte Perriand, Rietveld, Mies van der Rohe, Paul Schuitema, Louis Sognot, Mart Stam and hundreds of others.

An absolutely indispensable reference work for all collectors, dealers and enthusiasts in the development of the steel tubular furniture.

The publisher:
'At once a comprehensive reference and a fascinating investigation, this volume presents a typology of more than 1600 photographed metal tubular chairs from the period 1925-1940. Each chair is listed with facts about the designer, manufacturer, material and bibliographic references. An introductory essay places the European development of tubular chairs from this short period in its historical context.'

264 pages, text in English, French, German, Dutch, Japanese, beautiful fold-out cover.

good used condition, see photos.
Check the photos carefully for condition and details. All other information on request. Professional packaging and shipping. See also my other listings for combined shipping.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Applied art, Architecture, Art, Fine Bindings, Illustrated, Interior design, Reference
Book title
2100 metal tubular chairs - a typology
Author/ Illustrator
Otakar Mácel
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
2006
Designer/artist/maker
Otakar Macel
Height
20 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
29.8 cm
Language
English
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Van Hezik-Fonds 90 Publishers
Number of pages
264
Style
Bauhaus, Constructivism, Contemporary, Minimalism, New Objectivity
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
39
Objects sold
Private

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