Chaise architecturale, 1956
Design : steel, Seating, Knife Painting · 42 x 44 x 99 cm 16.5 x 17.3 x 39 inch
€6,000
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42 x 44 x 99 cm 16.5 x 17.3 x 39 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Referenced in the Catalog Raisonné of the artist under No. 1300 - Page 487
Éditions LOFT, 2018, under the direction of Nicolas Marino di Teana and Malika VINOT
The furniture made by Marino di Teana still remains relatively confidential today. In addition to his few proposals for office pieces, he only really designed about twenty table models. However, they all underline the artist's interest in compositional games and their projection into fields that go beyond that of sculpture. Fascinated by the Middle Ages, both for the greatness of the means deployed to build castles and cathedrals and for the meticulous and perfect work of the stonemasons, Marino di Teana produced several works in homage to these builders during his life. This is how he imagined at the end of the 1970s a set of tables and consoles inspired by the colonnade structure of Cistercian abbeys.
Painting as much as Venetian architecture is also evoked in his Hommage à Canaletto table. As for the Formes Espace and Cité Avenir tables, it is his own architectural sculptures that become sources of inspiration for the development of new forms of design.
Éditions LOFT, 2018, under the direction of Nicolas Marino di Teana and Malika VINOT
The furniture made by Marino di Teana still remains relatively confidential today. In addition to his few proposals for office pieces, he only really designed about twenty table models. However, they all underline the artist's interest in compositional games and their projection into fields that go beyond that of sculpture. Fascinated by the Middle Ages, both for the greatness of the means deployed to build castles and cathedrals and for the meticulous and perfect work of the stonemasons, Marino di Teana produced several works in homage to these builders during his life. This is how he imagined at the end of the 1970s a set of tables and consoles inspired by the colonnade structure of Cistercian abbeys.
Painting as much as Venetian architecture is also evoked in his Hommage à Canaletto table. As for the Formes Espace and Cité Avenir tables, it is his own architectural sculptures that become sources of inspiration for the development of new forms of design.
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Born in 1920 in a poor peasant family in the Italian mountains, Francesco Marino Di Teana was in turn a shepherd then apprentice bricklayer in Italy (Teana), project manager, architect and student at the Beaux-Arts in Argentina (Buenos Aires) before settling in France at the beginning of the fifties and becoming one the most important sculptor of the second half of the XXth century.
Represented for more than 30 years in the mystical gallery owner Denise René, winner of prestigious artistic prizes and known as one of the most famous creators and art critic of their time (from Vasarely to Giacometti, from Seuphor to Harry Bellet), he is an artist whose works of art and huge creations, always full of timeless modernity and relevant, enrich the most important public and private collections and revitalize our urban spaces.
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