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    «REALE» TABLE DESIGNED BY CARLO MOLLINO. ITALY 1950s

    «Reale» table designed by Carlo Mollino (1905 - 1973) made of solid cherry wood structure and lacquered in black. Edited by Zanotta. Italy 1950s.

    Measurements: W 200 x D 200 cm

     

    Carlo Mollino (1905-1973), born in Turin, Italy, was a notable and versatile character whose interests spanned various disciplines throughout his life. The son of an engineer, from a young age he was drawn to a wide range of fields, including architecture, furniture design, aeronautics and racing automobiles.

    However, his curiosity was not limited to technical fields. Mollino also dedicated himself to photography, and is known for his series of polaroids of female nudes. Additionally, he participated in activities as diverse as skiing and the occult.

    He began his career as an architect in 1930, designing a house in Forte dei Marmi that earned him the G.Pistono prize.

    Mollino's work is characterized by sinuous, streamlined lines, as well as his modern approach to artisanal techniques.

    His architectural style, influenced by figures such as Alvar Aalto and Erich Mendelsohn, has often been described as neo-baroque or neoliberty, as he avoided rationalism and its connotations, seeking a more organic and artistic expression in his work. His legacy continues to be influential in the world of design and architecture.

     

    Bibliograpía: Poletti, Zanotta, Electa 2004, pag. 103

    LA00300239-A

    CONSOLE DESIGNED BY ANGELO MANGIAROTTI. ITALY 1970s

    Eros console designed by Angelo Mangiarotti (Milán, 1921 – 2012) for Skipper. Stunning rosso sardo marble console with top fitted on two conical bases, Italy, 1971

     

    Dimensions: W 180 x D 45 x H 72 cm

     

    Angelo Mangiarotti (Milan, 1921-2012) graduated in Architecture from the Politecnico di Milano in 1948. In 1953 he traveled to the United States to work and met Frank Lloyd Wright, Walter Gropius, Mies van der Rohe and Konrad Wachsmann.
    There, he opened an architecture firm together with Bruno Morassutti until 1960. While working as an architect, whose works are published in books, specialized magazines and newspapers, he has an intense didactic activity carried out in different Italian and foreign universities.
    Mangiarotti, as a designer, gives a very important role to plastic research. The objective of his research, which is always carried out carefully respecting the characteristics of the material, is the definition of the shape of the object as a quality of the material.

     

    LA00700175

    SCULPTURE EVIDENCE OF ALEXANDRE ARRECHEA

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    “Evidence” sculpture made by Alexandre Arrechea (Trinidad, Cuba 1970). Sculpture made of resin. Signed and numbered 8/35 dated 2006.

    Includes lacquered wooden base and methacrylate urn.

    Sculpture dimensions : Diameter 30 cm

    Dimensions: W 40 x  D 40 x H 140 cm

    LA00300242-PAREJA

    PAIR OF AMERICAN AIRMCHAIRS

    American airmchairs with sculptural character made by hand with a solid walnut wood structure and white wool bouclé upholstery.

    Measurements: W 64 x D 95 x H 87 cm

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    PAIR OF BAUHAUS STYLE CHAIRS, ITALY 70'S

    Pair of Bauhaus style chairs made in the 70's for Pizzi Arredamenti in Italy. Composed of a structure made of tube and steel plate with the seat and backrest reupholstered by hand in yellow cotton velvet

    Measurements: W 54 x D 54 x H 70 cm

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    LOICO BOOKCASE DESIGNED BY ANGELO MANGIAROTTI, ITALY, 70S

    Rare bookcase designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper. Structure made of Carrara marble.
    The bookcase is part of the "Loico collection" for the Skipper factory Italy 1970s .
    Composed of two cylindrical pieces and four shelfs that fits perfectly into the cylinder.

    The Loico Shelf by Angelo Mangiarotti features a sleek and minimalist design, characterized by clean lines and refined angles. It is crafted with high-quality, durable materials to ensure longevity and reliability. The seamless integration of form and function makes this shelf a timeless addition to any space, effortlessly enhancing its aesthetic appeal.

    Angelo Mangiarotti, a renowned architect and designer, has left an indelible mark on the world of design with his innovative approach and exceptional craftsmanship. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to seamlessly combine functionality with aesthetics, Mangiarotti has become an influential figure in the design industry. His works are celebrated for their timeless elegance and enduring appeal.

    The Loico shelving unit, created by Angelo Mangiarotti, exemplifies his visionary approach, making it more than just a piece of furniture: it is a testament to the genius of an architectural icon. Owning a Mangiarotti design not only adds a touch of sophistication to your space, but also grants you the privilege of owning a true piece of design history.

    Dimensions:  W 218 x D 30 x H 150 cm

    Bibliography

    Domus n. 319, giugno 1956; D. Bona, Mangiarotti, p. 37, Il Palazzo di Cristallo, 1988; I. de Guttry, M. P. Maino, Il mobile italiano degli anni ‘40 e ‘50, p. 201, f. 10, Laterza, 199

     

    LA00700170_Colorphilia Caribe

    COLOURPHILIA CARIBE 2023, JOSE MARÍA DE AURORA

    Jose María De Aurora

    Colorphilia Caribe , 2023

    Acrylic on canvas

     

    The concept of his abstract and minimalist work evokes calm and serenity. The artist travels to a specific place and time with the different moving textures dressed in pure colours, giving his work an energetic prominence.

    Inspired by the north of Spain, l'Empordà and the Costa Brava, José María de Aurora works with free and organic strokes that give his works a marked DNA. The handcrafted and rustic air created by the linen backgrounds, the pressed cottons and the textures based on aesthetic colour combinations provide warmth, tranquillity and elegance.

     

    Measurements: W 104 x D 5 x H 104 cm

    LA00700156_A

    BUTTERFLY SPIN PAINTING 2009, DAMIEN HIRST

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    "Butterfly Painting" by Damien Hirst, 2009

    Work in acrylic, framed in a methacrylate case with transparent sides and a wooden background in gold leaf that reveals the artist's signature on the back.

    This piece of art was made to celebrate the opening of the PinchukArtCentre in kyiv, Ukraine on April 25-26, 2009. Butterfly Spin showcases the spontaneity and overall energy of the artist's creative process. According to Hirst it is a “huge explosion of energy, full of life, color and optimism”. The colors used are introduced into the canvas and then subjected to a mechanical rotation movement that extends them, creating a transition of colors, resulting in a unique work of art that becomes pure expression. With this artistic method Hirst imitates the action painting of Jackson Pollock.

    Measurements: W 80 x D 5 x H 85 cm

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    CLUSTER PENDANT LAMP, ITALY 70s

    Lámpara de techo en forma de racimo, italia años 70. Estructura de metal lacada en amarillo con 13 tulipas de opalina.

    Measurements: Diameter 50 x H 90 cm

     

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