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    Miniatures Rood Blauwe Stoel

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    Miniatures Rood Blauwe Stoel

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    Design Gerrit Rietveld, 1918
    Wood, lacquered
    Made in Germany by Vitra

    Gerrit Rietveld conceived of each piece of furniture as an ideal, abstract composition of surfaces and lines in space. The rigor with which he put this into practice makes »Roodblauwe stoel« a key object in modern furniture design. The form of abstraction Rietveld adopts here bears comparison to painter Piet Mondrian.

    Mondrian, and later Rietveld, were among the artists and architects who grouped around Theo van Doesburg and his journal »De Stijl«, and whose radical concepts had a lasting impact on twentieth-century art. Rietveld reduced given realities to their linear and surface characteristics. Where Mondrian took landscapes as his model, Rietveld focused on the concept of a traditional, massive armchair, which he transformed into a geometric entity.

    Dimensions: H 5.75" x W 4.25" x D 5.5"

    Miniatures Rood Blauwe Stoel

    ****QUICK SHIPS IN 2-4 WEEKS****

    Design Gerrit Rietveld, 1918
    Wood, lacquered
    Made in Germany by Vitra

    Gerrit Rietveld conceived of each piece of furniture as an ideal, abstract composition of surfaces and lines in space. The rigor with which he put this into practice makes »Roodblauwe stoel« a key object in modern furniture design. The form of abstraction Rietveld adopts here bears comparison to painter Piet Mondrian.

    Mondrian, and later Rietveld, were among the artists and architects who grouped around Theo van Doesburg and his journal »De Stijl«, and whose radical concepts had a lasting impact on twentieth-century art. Rietveld reduced given realities to their linear and surface characteristics. Where Mondrian took landscapes as his model, Rietveld focused on the concept of a traditional, massive armchair, which he transformed into a geometric entity.

    Dimensions: H 5.75" x W 4.25" x D 5.5"