10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUBULAR STEEL CHAIR»
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1
Chairs: The Delft Collection
The supporting construction of the armchair in the collection is made of thin steel
tubing that forms a single continuous line on either side, a feature that fulfilled the
design challenge applying to the tubular steel chair. Originally, Rietveld worked ...
2
Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity
... they represented only a step — the penultimate step — in the history of sitting.
Soon, as we see in Breuer's famous "film strip" of 1926 (cat. 96), people would sit
without chairs, buoyed by a surface of elastic air. The tubular steel chair was ...
Barry Bergdoll, Leah Dickerman, 2009
3
Care & Repair of Furniture
Steel, a later development, has great tensile strength and can be manufactured
into relatively Tubular-steel chair Back frame The chrome-plated tube frame is
bolted to the leg frame iind teat frame, Upholstery Thick hide or canvas panels
with ...
Make your own TUBULAR STEEL CHAIR T3 complete/ Make metal chairs, tables
, chaise lounge, child's bed, wheelbarrow, many other useful articles for family
and friends. Earn money spare time! Use tubular steel, aluminum, iron pipe.
5
Highway 71: The Life and Times of Sean Quigley
a tubular steel chair in front of a desk belonging to a placement employee named
Sharon . Sean sat down, and draped his satchel across the chair's back . The
nice, pretty, blonde, twentysomething Sharon asked Sean a few questions and ...
6
The Struggle for Utopia: Rodchenko, Lissitzky, Moholy-Nagy, ...
1940 FIGURE 6.4 Kahn plywood and tubular steel chair, 1940 instead of the
usual four. Perhaps tomorrow there will be no legs at all — only a seat on a
compressed air jet.48 The motivation to invent new objects was a departure from
the ...
His tubular steel chair of 1925 (Figure 3.19) and the Cesca Chair of 1928 (Figure
3.20) are copied today and have become international classics. Breuer also
became world famous for his architectural works, such as the UNESCO
Secretariat ...
Rosemary Kilmer, W. Otie Kilmer, 2014
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Art & Visual Culture 1850-2010: Modernity to Globalisation
Butinthe 1920s and 1930s, noneof thefamous tubularsteel designswere
produced inquantity,due to thehigh costof thematerials and workmanship in
dressing the welded joints.In England, the best selling tubular steel chair was the
very modest ...
Steve Edwards, Paul Woods, 2013
9
Mass-produced Aura: Thonet and the Market for Modern Design, ...
Architects' networks led Thonet Freres to new designers: for example, Jean
Bossu, a young architect who designed the tubular steel chair B350, likely came
to Thonet Freres through Le Corbusier's network, as he worked in Le Corbusier's
...
Ariane de la Belleissue Lourie, 2007
10
Mies van der Rohe: A Critical Biography, New and Revised Edition
In that year Marcel Breuer, inspired by the handlebars of his new bicycle,
designed the first tubular steel chair, naming it the Wassily, after his Bauhaus
colleague Kandinsky, who had admired it. The Wassily was a landmark, notjust
as an ...
Franz Schulze, Edward Windhorst, 2012
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUBULAR STEEL CHAIR»
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tubular steel chair is used in the context of the following news items.
MACHINE FOR LIVING
As a brand name, "Bauhaus" truly came into its own in the 1980s with the widespread popularity of the Marcel Breuer tubular steel chair B3, known as the ... «Artnet, Oct 09»
Minimal Chair, The
Because few designers have tried it, the cantilever chair is the province of greats like Marcel Breuer, with his pioneering tubular steel chairs of the 1920s, and ... «New York Times, Dec 07»
