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Folding seat designed by the architect Franco Albini and exhibited at the IX Triennale in Milan in 1951, Renaissance Edition, Interior Design Section

Folding seat designed by the architect Franco Albini and exhibited at the IX Triennale in Milan in 1951, Renaissance Edition, Interior Design Section


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Folding seat designed by the architect Franco Albini and exhibited at the IX Triennale in Milan in 1951, Renaissance Edition, Interior Design Section

Folding seat designed by the architect Franco Albini and exhibited at the IX Triennale in Milan in 1951, Renaissance Edition, Interior Design Section Milan. Date of Photograph:1951

Ancillotti
FBC-F-001467-0000

Media ID 33185511

© Alinari Archives, Florence

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This photograph captures a remarkable piece of design history - the folding seat designed by renowned architect Franco Albini. Exhibited at the prestigious IX Triennale in Milan in 1951, this chair stands as a testament to Albini's innovative approach to interior design. The Renaissance Edition of this extraordinary creation showcases its timeless appeal and enduring relevance. The Interior Design Section of the exhibition provided an ideal platform for showcasing furniture that seamlessly blended functionality with aesthetic beauty, and Albini's folding seat certainly did not disappoint. Intriguingly, the presence of a female figure seated on the chair adds depth to this image. Her poised posture exudes elegance while her fashion choices reflect the style prevalent during that era. This juxtaposition between modern design and traditional attire further emphasizes how Albini's work transcends time and place. It is important to note that this photograph focuses solely on capturing the essence of Albini's masterpiece rather than promoting any specific company or commercial use. The photographer Ancillotti skillfully frames every intricate detail, allowing viewers to appreciate both form and function in equal measure. As we gaze upon this snapshot frozen in time, we are transported back to an era where creativity flourished amidst post-war reconstruction efforts. Franco Albini's folding seat remains an iconic symbol of his architectural genius, forever etched into our collective memory as a true masterpiece within civic spaces furnishings. In conclusion, this photograph serves as a visual tribute to one man's vision for harmonizing artistry with practicality - Franco Albini’s folding seat continues to inspire generations even today.

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