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[63120][Fritz Hansen] Seven Chair
[63120][Fritz Hansen] Seven Chair
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倉庫見学（予約不要）─ Kamata Warehouse No. 1
倉庫見学（予約不要）─ Kamata Warehouse No. 1
実物は東京・蒲田の倉庫でいつでもご覧いただけます。ご予約は不要です。
- Item number
- 63120
- Warehouse location
- Kamata Warehouse No. 12F D2 (2nd row)
The Seven Chair was designed by master Arne Emil Jacobsen and produced by the Danish company Fritz Hansen.
The Seven Chair was created by Jacobsen in 1955, three years after the Ant Chair. It is still used today as the national chair of Denmark in many public facilities, such as Copenhagen Airport and the Danish Design Center. It has endured 200,000 strength tests, which are usually limited to 70,000, and is a masterpiece of high quality and design that perfectly combines beauty and robustness. Memorable and timeless curves. The light form supported by steel pipes has earned it the nickname of the Butterfly Chair.
Specifications
- Size (mm)
- - Width 495 Depth 500 Height 770 Seat height 430
- Main materials
- - Body: lacquer finish
- Legs: Steel
- Notes
- -
- Condition
- ★★ Scratches or stains
Rating guide
★★★★★★ Brand new, unused ★★★★★ Like new ★★★★ No noticeable scratches or stains ★★★ Some scratches or stains ★★ Scratches or stains ★ Poor overall condition
- Maintenance
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Maintenance completed
Cleaning, repairs, and other maintenance have been completed by camori.
ブランド
- Fritz Hansen
A Danish brand that is an icon of Scandinavian modern design and has produced many masterpieces. Fritz Hansen, a young furniture craftsman at the age of 25, founded a furniture parts manufacturer in Copenhagen in 1872. In 1885, he established an original furniture manufacturing company, and two years later, he opened a manufacturing facility in the center of Copenhagen. With his reliable technology, he gained a reputation as a high-quality manufacturer. In 1899, Fritz Hansen's son and successor, Christian E. Hansen, took over the business. Around this time, he became involved in important projects, and worked on furniture for large-scale buildings such as Christiansborg Castle, the Danish Parliament Building, and Copenhagen City Hall. In the 1920s, he actively introduced new materials and new production techniques. As the company grew into an industrial manufacturer, Christian E. Hansen began experimenting with steam-bent beech wood. The technique of bending wood, which continued to evolve, was established in the 1930s, and Fritz Hansen became a world leader in this field. From this period, Fritz Hansen began to produce furniture in collaboration with talented and up-and-coming designers and architects. The fusion of leading designers such as Arne Jacobsen, Paul Kjaerholm, Hans J. Wegner, and Vico Magistretti with Fritz Hansen's innovative technology and high craftsmanship left behind many historical masterpieces. In particular, the molded plywood chair Ant Chair, designed by Arne Jacobsen and released in 1952, and the Egg Chair and Swan Chair, released in 1958, became the most successful works in the history of Danish furniture, greatly increasing the value of Scandinavian furniture. Fritz Hansen is a pioneer of today's industrialized manufacturing methods and is also known for the precision of its manufacturing techniques. It is an indispensable presence in the history of furniture, and is a big brand that continues to be loved even today.
デザイナー
- Arne Emil Jacobsen (1902-1971)
Jacobsen is one of the leading figures in the modern style, an architect and designer who produced many best-sellers. He is known as the father of Danish design. He was born in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, in 1902. He initially wanted to be a painter, but his father opposed his dream, so he left home in 1921. He then pursued architecture, entering the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1924. While studying there, he participated in the design of chairs exhibited at the Danish Pavilion at the Paris World's Fair under Kaj Fisker in 1925. After graduating in 1927, he joined the office of Paul Holsey. In 1929, he and his friend Fleming Lassen presented a modernist-style "House of the Future" which won a design competition and attracted attention. In the same year, he established an office and worked on a variety of buildings, but in 1940, when Denmark was occupied by Nazi Germany, Jacobsen, who was Jewish, fled to Sweden to escape persecution. After the war, he returned to Denmark and resumed his work as an architectural designer. In the 1950s, he began designing furniture, releasing a series of pieces such as the Ant Chair, Seven Chair, Egg Chair, and Swan Chair, becoming a world-famous designer. In particular, the Seven Chair, released in 1955 as a successor to the highly acclaimed Ant Chair, is Jacobsen's masterpiece, and many were produced after his death, and it still has many fans today. He created many masterpieces that are free of unnecessary decoration and pursue simple, easy-to-use functional beauty, and has received many awards in Europe and the United States. In addition, the clocks designed by Jacobsen, like the Seven Chair, still have many fans today. His designs were not limited to architecture and furniture, but also included textiles, tableware, and lighting. He taught at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Oxford University, and was active until his later years, including the architecture of the National Bank of Denmark, which is said to be his greatest masterpiece in his later years and is his posthumous work.
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