In the case of Hungarian-born designer Marcel Breuer, his Wassily chair began as a quiet design experiment that went on to achieve cult status for nearly a century. A student of the legendary ...

Hungarian furniture designer Marcel Breuer was one of the first ... and began creating their own renditions. Breuer's original Wassily Chair design. MoMA also considers the Wassily to be one ...

Now that architect Marcel Breuer 's famous 1925 Wassily chair has risen well past the stage of modern design icon to become ubiquitious in homes as well as offices, it's worth a look at how it ...

Marcel Breuer, born on May 21, 1902 ... where he designed the iconic Wassily Chair. Breuer's architectural work includes notable projects such as the UNESCO headquarters in Paris and the Whitney ...

Marcel Breuer, a Hungarian furniture maker and architect ... it came to be known as the Wassily Chair because the painter Wassily Kandinsky, also on the Bauhaus faculty, admired and owned one.

Marcel Breuer and Herbert Beckhard ... by Marcel Breuer Archives of American Art Bureau designed by Marcel Breuer Archives of American Art Wassily chair designed by Marcel Breuer Archives of American ...

height: 16 in. 28 x 31 x 26 in. (71.1 x 78.7 x 66 cm.) 40.6 cm.

Designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928, the Cesca chair was groundbreaking ... Breuer’s groundbreaking use of tubular steel was first seen on the Wassily Chair, which he developed in 1925.

28.75 x 30.5 x 27.5 in. (73 x 77.5 x 69.8 cm.) Condition: Each overall good condition with scattered scratches, scuffs, and very minor pitting to chrome commensurate with age. The leather in good ...

In historical hindsight, the more intriguing spectacle occurred the following year, in 1938, when the Hungarian-German ...

Marcel Breuer’s summer home in Wellfleet ... a month here each year and has wanted to sell the property. The Wassily chair and a table that Breuer made many versions of using concrete blocks.