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Carl Hörvik

(Sweden, 1882-1954)
Carl Hörvik
(Sweden, 1882-1954)

SKÅP, Carl Hörvik, Stockholm, 1923.

Björk och björkrotsfanér, delvis svärtat och betsat, överdel med blyinfattad vitrin, nederdel med två dörrar och inläggningar av reserver, delvis med gravyr av mans- och kvinnofigur, på kulfötter. Längd 71 cm, djup 50 cm, höjd 170 cm. Nyckel finns.

Slitage, blekt, repor.

Literature

Erik Wettergren, "L' Art décoratif Moderne en Suede", 1925, avbildat sid 153. Otto Schulz (red),Tidskriften Boet, 1930, se sid 209-213 "Arkitekt Carl Hörvik", avbildat sid 212.

More information

Tillverkat hos snickerifirman Carlsson, Tomtebogatan, Stockholm 1923. De nu blekta gravyrerna har ursprungligen varit infärgade i olivgrönt, citrongult och tegelrött. Till hörnskåpet hörde bl a ett sideboard som var utställt på världsutställningen i Paris 1925 och på Londonutställningen 1929. Hörnskåpet är en del ur ett matsalsmöblemang var ur Nordiska Museet och Nationalmuseum har var sin stol. Matbord och nio stolar ur samma möblemang såldes på Bukowskis auktion 459, maj 1988, katalognr 1106.

Designer

Carl Hörvik was an architect and inventative furniture designer. Hörvik was a classmate of Gunnar Asplund at the Royal Institute of Technology. He was considered one of the greatest architectural talents of his generation and a person from whom Asplund is said to have been greatly influenced. Hörvik opened his own office in 1914. He worked on the interior of the Röhsska Museum in 1916, and participated in the Workshop's exhibition at Liljevalchs in 1920 with an unusually progressive furniture set in polished birch. At the Gothenburg Exhibition in 1923, he was exhibiting a spacious hall interior in grey with large armchairs and delicate stools. The furniture from Nordiska Kompaniet, with which he participated in the Paris World Fair in 1925, had a monumental character of luxury and earned him the Grand Prix. Hörvik designed furniture for Hantverkslotterierna (the Craft Lotteries) in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö for several years. He also designed the Swedish Student House in Paris in 1931 and the county residence in Umeå in 1932.

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