Modèle "Dreibeinstuhl" by Max Bill, Wohnbedarf circa 1949
REF: 6958
Modèle "Dreibeinstuhl" by Max Bill, Wohnbedarf circa 1949
REF: 6958
Artist
- Max Bill
"Dreibeinstuhl" chair, designed in 1949 by Max Bill, a Swiss designer known for his quest for balance between aesthetics and functionality. Trained at the Bauhaus, he always sought to create simple, rational, and innovative objects.
This tripod chair stands out for its solid beech structure, with a molded plywood seat and backrest, offering both comfort and visual lightness.
Edition: Wohnbedarf AG, Zurich, 1949.
This piece is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.
- Height 75 cm / 29 "
- Width 44 cm / 17 1⁄2"
- Depth 50 cm / 19 "
Category
- Year Circa 1949
- Medium Beech, Plywood
- Country Switzerland
- Condition Fair vintage, some traces of restoration below the seat
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