Ettore Sottsass, An Ettore Sottsass 'Alcor' glass vase by Toso Vetri d'Arte, for Memphis, Milano, Italy.

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Ettore Sottsass

(Italy, 1917-2007)

An Ettore Sottsass 'Alcor' glass vase by Toso Vetri d'Arte, for Memphis, Milano, Italy.

Signed MEMPHIS MILANO BY TOSO VETRI D'ARTE. Height 46,7 cm.

Slitage, enstaka repor och tillverkningsdefekter. Mindre smuts.

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Designed in 1983.

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Ettore Sottsass was an Italian architect and designer. In 1980, Sottsass founded the Memphis Group - a postmodern, collaborative, architecture and design group based in Milan, Italy. The group focused heavily on unconventional furniture design. Sottsass has been described as influential in the postmodern design language that opposes the ideals of strict functionalism.

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Ettore Sottsass

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