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Salvati & Tresoldi armchair for Brambilla

Creator: Salvati & Tresoldi -Fratelli Brambilla
Offered by: Bloomberry

Description
A rare armchair by Alberto Salvati and Ambrogio Tresoldi for Brambilla, Italy, 1962. The chair has an adjustable backrest and is made of wood and is upholstered with brown fabric.

Alberto Salvati (1935) and Ambrogio Tresoldi (1933) were an Italian architecture and design duo. They worked together from 1960, after graduating from the Milan Polytechnic, until the 1980s. Their work was presented at the XII, XIV and XV Triennale in Milan and in 1972 they participated in The New Domestic Landscape exhibition at the MoMA. In their architectural designs they strove to transcend the functionalism of the Modern style. They drew inspiration from Pop Art, Op Art and Minimalism and colour was a key element in their work. Examples of their architectural work are houses built in Maderno and Lissone.

More Information

Documentation:	Documented elsewhere (similar item)
Origin:	Italy
Period:	1950-1979
Materials:	wood, fabric
Condition:	Good. Good vintage condition
Creation Date:	1960s
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Mid Century
Dealer Reference #:	7913
Incollect Reference #:	640895

Dimensions

W.	23.62 in;	H.	29.33 in;	D.	21.65 in;
W.	60 cm;	H.	74.5 cm;	D.	55 cm;

Seat H.	15.75 in;
Seat H.	40 cm;

Shipping Information:

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Message from Seller:

Bloomberry, located in Meerssen, Netherlands, offers a curated collection that blends architecture, art, and design, with an emphasis on craftsmanship and the marks of time. For inquiries or worldwide shipping, contact patricia@bloomberry.eu or call +31 650 502 753.