Satz von 4 Vintage Aluminium Chairs EA 106. Charles & Ray Eames, tätig Mitte 20. Jahrhundert - photo 1

Satz von 4 Vintage Aluminium Chairs EA 106. Charles & Ray Eames, tätig Mitte 20. Jahrhundert

Lot 389
28.04.2018 13:00UTC +01:00
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€ 900
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Stahl
Event locationGermany, Hamburg
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Lot 389 | Satz von 4 Vintage Aluminium Chairs EA 106. Charles & Ray Eames, tätig Mitte 20. Jahrhundert
Entwurf 1958, wenig spätere Ausführung durch Vitra. Drehbar, ohne Armlehnen. 4-Sternfuß in Aluminium-Druckguss, Rückenlehne und Sitz in schwarzem Hopsak. Unterseitig Hersteller-Etiketten. Gebrauchsspuren. Höhe 83,5 cm, Breite 50 cm. -- Der Aluminium Chair ist einer der bedeutendsten Möbel-Entwürfe des 20. Jahrhunderts. Charles und Ray Eames entwarfen ihn 1958 ursprünglich für das Privathaus eines Kunstsammlers in Columbus (Indiana, USA).
Charles & Ray Eames.
Amerikanisches Designerpaar, das mit seinen funktionalen Entwürfen die Geschichte des Nachkriegsdesigns maßgeblich prägte. Charles Eames studierte zunächst Architektur in St. Louis und eröffnete 1930 sein eigenes Architekturbüro, lehrte ab 1940 Design an der Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. 1941 Heirat mit Ray Kaiser, die ein Studium der Malerei absolvierte. Ab 1946 Herstellung von Eames-Möbelentwürfen durch die Firma Hermann Miller in Zeeland, Michigan, und Bau des legendären 'Eames House', ab 1957 Zusammenarbeit mit Vitra. 1964-65 war das Paar verantwortlich für den IBM-Pavillon auf der Weltausstellung in New York.
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