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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: William G.Green, Belter to Memphis: the chair as art , 1985

William G.Green

Belter to Memphis: the chair as art , 1985
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96 x 29 cm
37 3/4 x 11 3/8 in
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Manufacturer: Published by the Panhandle Plains Museum, Canyon, Texas Produced for an exhibition in 1985 surveying chair design from 1900 to the present including examples of Belter furniture from the...
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Manufacturer: Published by the Panhandle Plains Museum, Canyon, Texas

Produced for an exhibition in 1985 surveying chair design from 1900 to the present including examples of Belter furniture from the museums collection, a chair made of cow horns to examples of Memphis design. Poster features the Ingram High Chair by Charles Rennie Mackintosh from 1900.


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