Antony Chair by Jean Prouve for Vitra 2002 Edition

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Antony Chair by Jean Prouve for Vitra 2002 Edition

Antony Chair by Jean Prouve for Vitra Licensed Reissue, 2002 (No longer in production)

In 1955, Prouvé took part with the support of the French designer group Union des Artistes Modernes, in a competition for the furnishing of a student residence in Antony near Paris. Collaborating with Charlotte Perriand, he produced an exemplary furniture series for the leisure area, the cafeterias and a series of rooms in the student residence. His series included the chair shown here, which Prouvé had designed a similar version of for Strasbourg university as early as 1950.

Dimensions (L x W x H)

68 x 51 x 88 cm

Place of Origin

Made in France

Period

1955

Colour

Wood

Materials & Techniques

Oak-Veneered Plywood, Powder-Coated Steel

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