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 Eero Saarinen
Saarinen began his career as a student at Yale University and after travels and studies in Europe returned to the U.S. and taught for a brief period at Cranbrook. Cranbrook was founded by publisher George C. Booth and Eliel Saarinen in 1927 and Saarinen became Director in 1932. Two of its graduates were Charles Eames and Florence Schust Knoll. Saarinen and Eames collaborated on various projects, culminating in a range of furniture that won first prize at an exhibition held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1940 entitled, "Organic Design in Home Furnishings." After 1946, however Eames went to work for Herman Miller; Saarinen became associated with Knoll Associates. A number of Saarinen`s chairs for Knoll were to become landmarks in the history of 20th century design |
 Executive Conference Chair Designed For Knoll By Eero SaarinenDesign in 1957 ~Saarinen`s chair won awards in design by The Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA, and The Federal Award for Industrial Design, W. Germany~ Original Knoll Upholstery Black Fabric Seat And Black Vinyl Back And Arms Swivel-Tilt MechanismFour Star Chrome Base With CastersPneumatic adjustment ~Price Is Per Chair~5 Chairs Available >When Ordering Specify Quantity And Notice Condition< |
 Minimum height> 25 1/4" Width x 24 1/4" Depth x 31" HeightMaximum height> 36 1/4"Seat height> 16 1/2" to 21 3/4" |
 Mechanical> Very Good ConditionUpholstery> 2 Chairs Are Good Vintage 3 Chairs Are Poor ConditionChairs Can Be Reupholstered To Your Specification |
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