Marco Zanuso for Zanotta, Table, 1970s

Marco Zanuso, by.
Zanotta, edited by.

Dining table. Round top in white marble, resting on a five-column base, the columns screwing to the top and ending in a decorative circle of transparent color. Signed “Zanotta Italy” at the top of each column.

Italian work made in the 1970s.

Dimensions: H 72 x W 135 x D 135 cm

Reference: LS54771509E

Marco Zanuso has practiced in the field of architecture, urban planning and design since 1945. He was editor of the magazines Domus (1947-49) and Casabella (1952-54) directed by E. N. Rogers. He was a founding member and president of ADI (Associazione del Disegno Industriale) from 1966 to 1969, a lecturer at the Polytechnic of Milan from 1961 to 1991, and since the post-war period he has participated in the debate culture on the modern movement. In 1948, he made his first experiments with metal tube furniture. Over the following years he produced an extremely wide range of objects, for which he received countless recognition awards, including six Compasso d’Oro, eight international awards at the Milan Triennale and the presence of different elements of his work in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. His architectural works include the headquarters of Olivetti in Argentina and Brazil and, in Milan, the restructuring of the Teatro Fossati (today Teatro Studio) and the new premises of the Piccolo Teatro.

Source: https://www.arflex.it/br/en/marco-zanuso