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Found 29 Items Tagged "modernism"
Objects
Stuart Davis
American, 1892–1964
Famous Firsts
1958
George Nelson; Herman Miller, Inc.
"Coconut" Chair
1958
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Abstraction No. 2
1932
Marcel Breuer; Isokon Furniture Company
Long Chair
ca. 1935–1936
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Fisherman
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Draped Figure
n.d.
Marcel Breuer; Standard-Mobel
Table, Model B19
ca. 1928
George Nelson; Herman Miller, Inc.
Comprehensive Storage Unit (Storage and Shelving System)
1966–1968
Arthur Mones
American, 1919–1998
Chaim Gross
1981
Kem Weber; Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Stool
ca. 1934
El Lissitzky
Russian, 1890–1941
Announcer (Ansager)
1923
Stuart Davis
American, 1892–1964
Famous Firsts
1958
George Nelson; Herman Miller, Inc.
"Coconut" Chair
1958
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Abstraction No. 2
1932
Marcel Breuer; Isokon Furniture Company
Long Chair
ca. 1935–1936
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Fisherman
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Draped Figure
n.d.
Marcel Breuer; Standard-Mobel
Table, Model B19
ca. 1928
George Nelson; Herman Miller, Inc.
Comprehensive Storage Unit (Storage and Shelving System)
1966–1968
Arthur Mones
American, 1919–1998
Chaim Gross
1981
Kem Weber; Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Stool
ca. 1934
El Lissitzky
Russian, 1890–1941
Announcer (Ansager)
1923
Stuart Davis
American, 1892–1964
Famous Firsts
1958
George Nelson; Herman Miller, Inc.
"Coconut" Chair
1958
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Abstraction No. 2
1932
Marcel Breuer; Isokon Furniture Company
Long Chair
ca. 1935–1936
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Fisherman
Abraham Walkowitz
American, born Russia, 1878–1965
Draped Figure
n.d.
Marcel Breuer; Standard-Mobel
Table, Model B19
ca. 1928
George Nelson; Herman Miller, Inc.
Comprehensive Storage Unit (Storage and Shelving System)
1966–1968
Arthur Mones
American, 1919–1998
Chaim Gross
1981
Kem Weber; Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Stool
ca. 1934
El Lissitzky
Russian, 1890–1941
Announcer (Ansager)
1923
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