LUDWIG MIES VAN DER ROHE AND HIS MR10 CHAIR.1927
"Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s designs for furniture made of cold-bent tubular steel date from the summer of 1927. In August, Mies obtained the first-ever patent for a so-called Freischwinger, a resilient cantilever chair, for the model MR 10.1 To distinguish his invention from older American patents, he made the large, semi-circular front runners both a formal and a functional feature, their purpose being to make the chair pleasantly resilient."
297mm x 420mm
Sold exclusively and in limited edition of 10 by RodrigoSaldana:
· Signed by hand
· Numbered and certified by hand.
· Printed with our heart in our external workshop. Using Canon's professional ultra-resistant pigmented inks on 100% cotton paper 300 g/m².
· Checked very carefully before being put on sale
* Frame not included.