Marcel Breuer, Series of six chairs B32 in black lacquered wood, 1970’s

Marcel Breuer for Cidue, edited by.

Series of six caned chairs, model B32 in black lacquered wood. Seat and back in black lacquer and filled with blond natural canning are fixed on a tubular structure with a round section in chromed and folded steel.

Label and brand under seats and tubes.

Italian work realized in the 1970’s.

Dimensions : H 82 x W 46 x D 49 cm

Reference : LS44451311

Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) was a Hungarian furniture designer and architect, particularly known for being at the origin of the first revolution in design furniture in the 20th century thanks to the creation of the armchair “Wassily” in the 1920’s, named in tribute to his friend Wassily Kandinsky. He belonged to Bauhaus school where he realized his biggest works in which is illustrated the desire to give more importance to the function of the object than to its aesthetics. He is recognized as one of the most famous designers of the 20th century.