Fauteuil Croissant Orange

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Artwork sold in perfect condition Artwork location France In the 1960s Bernard Quentin created his first inflatable sculptures Cybules after realizing that in the 20th century the artist now had to work from new materials by trying through his vision of the world to perhaps modify or to create objects on an industrial scale He will thus become the first designer to design fully inflatable seats which will be presented in 1963 by the Iris Clert Gallery in Paris during an exhibition with futuristic ambitions Le salon de lan 2104 then at the New York International Fair in 1964 before being made by Plasteco Milano in Italy In the process Bernard Quentin designs a set of architectures cars and inflatable furniture including the Croissant Chair distributed by Printemps which had been chosen to dress the bar of the French Pavilion at the Universal Exhibition in Montreal in 1967 before joining the Center Pompidou collections Collection of the Center Pompidou 2007 amp National Museum of Modern Art Exhibitions Presentation of the permanent collections contemporary collections National Museum of Modern Art / Center for Industrial Creation Paris France April 01 2007-April 01 2009 Building air Málaga Center Pompidou Málaga Spain November 8 2018-February 10 2019 New Waves Toulon Naval Circle of Toulon France June 27 2019-November 24 2019 ART FOR ALL edition by Galerie Loft 1963 Ed 2019 inflatable furniture Colored PVC Orange gold or silver H 60 cm x D 100 cm H of the seat 30 cm Titled signed dated and numbered at 600 copies below Dimensions of the box H24 x W 43 x D 14 cm Electric inflator included 230V Type C Read more