A fantastic pair of lounge chairs By Augusto Bozzi for Fratelli Saporiti. Extremely rare. 1959 Original orange woven fabric upholstering, in excellent condition. Black metal frame with brass feet H: 80 cm W: 72 cm D: 65 Literature: Catalogue Fratelli
A wonderful example of the Medea chair. Designed by Vittorio Nobili in 1955 and awarded with the industrial design award Compasso D’oro in 1956, the Medea chair is one of the most collectable and loved chairs. this version, with armrests is
A set of five Medea chairs by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue, 1955 This set has a wonderful golden dark brown patine and are not varnished. They would fit very well with the set of Medea armchairs which also available
Between The Lights Watercolour on Indian Rag Paper 2009 38 x 28 cm Signed and dated Graham Dean is a contemporary painter of international renown Using a technique he calls “reverse archaeology”, Graham Dean re-invents the traditional uses of watercolour
Small Prayer Watercolour on Indian rag paper 2012 38 x 12 cm signed and dated Graham Dean is a contemporary painter of international renown Using a technique he calls “reverse archaeology”, Graham Dean re-invents the traditional uses of watercolour resulting
Today, I published on Deconet / VandM some of the smaller watercolours by Graham Dean which he made between 2009 and 2012 and are a special selection for MidCenturyModern. In the past Graham and I have worked together when I
Small ” C “ Watercolour on Indian rag paper 2012 38 x 27 cm Signed and dated Graham Dean is a contemporary painter of international renown Using a technique he calls “reverse archaeology”, Graham Dean re-invents the traditional uses of
‘Small Mirror Twin’ 2012 Watercolour on Indian rag paper 38 x 28 cm Signed and dated Graham Dean is a contemporary painter of international renown Using a technique he calls “reverse archaeology”, Graham Dean re-invents the traditional uses of
These ceramic figures of this German artist rarely come to the market and were already rare during their period of creation Animal figures were made by order in different glazes in very low numbers. This peacock, has rare beautiful colours.
These ceramic figures of the German artist rarely come to the market and were already rare during their period of creation Animal figures were made by order in different glazes in very low numbers. Animal groups, like this one, were