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Art. 854, Art. 855
Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (Art. 854, 1897 – Art. 855, 1899)
Art. 854
L ⁄ W 49 H 137 P ⁄ D 46 cm
Art. 855
L ⁄ W 54 H 137 P ⁄ D 48 cm
W 19,3” H 53,9” D 18,1”
W 21,3” H 53,9” D 18,9”
Art. 854, Art. 855: Sedia con struttura in frassino laccato nero a poro aperto;
seduta imbottita. ⁄ Art. 854, Art. 855: Chair in black–stained ash open pore;
padded seat.
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Cat. Sedia ⁄ Chair
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Charles Rennie Mackintosh was one of the most talented architects of his time.
He studied at the Glasgow School of Art and was the apprentice of architect John
Hutchinson before teaming up with Honeyman and Keppie. The spirit of his work
is wonderfully reflected in his main work, the Glasgow School of Art. Where it is
possible to trace all the various stages of his career from the influence of Art Noveau
up to the geometric purism of the Modernist movement. His furniture designs being
widely acclaimed as being the most brilliant and modern of all British furniture
of the time.
1868
Glasgow, UK
1928
London, UK
English
CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH
Charles Rennie Mackintosh fu uno dei talenti più creativi
del suo tempo. Studiò alla Glasgow School of Art, fu apprendista
presso l’architetto John Hutchinson prima di unirsi ad Honeyman
and Keppie. Lo spirito della sua opera è racchiuso nella sua
opera principale, la Glasgow School of Art. Qui possiamo vedere
lo sviluppo della sua carriera dall’influenza Art Noveau sino
al purismo geometrico del Modernismo. I suoi progetti
di mobili sono considerati i più geniali e all’avanguardia
tra tutti i mobili britannici dell’epoca.