Sven Dalsgaard
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a "Lammskinnsstol" chair, ed. 7, Källemo, Värnamo, 1994.
Iron frame, upholstered in lambskin, padded seat, signed SVEN DALSGAARD, metal manufacturer's label LAMMSKINNSSTOL Sven Dalsgaard 1994 Limiterad upplaga 7 st KÄLLEMO AB. Height 101 cm, seat height 50 cm.
Occasional wear and scuffing.
Provenance
Lasse Åberg Collection.
Lars (Lasse) Åberg (b. 1940) is one of Sweden's most popular multi-talented artists. Åberg is a major collector in many fields, and Bukowskis proudly presents a number of object from his collection of designer chairs. Read more about the collection
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Designed in 1994 and executed in a limited edition of 7.
Designer
Sven Dalsgaard was a self-taught visual artist, Dadaist, and poet. He was born in Randers, Denmark, in 1914 and remained based in Randers until his death in 1999.
Sven Dalsgaard was an extraordinarily productive and versatile artist. Throughout his life, he worked broadly and with many different expressions. His experimental, innovative, and conceptual approach involved a distinctive use of various media. Historically, his production spans from surrealism, modernism, Dadaism, neorealism, and into the 1980s and 1990s, where he blended elements from all these periods.
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