The 36 Artworks of media Plywood and containing the word george stefanescu, plywood, post impressionism, 1975

This armchair prototype by Jan Kurzątkowski, a distinguished Polish designer and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Faculty of Interior Design, is part of the experimental furniture family, in which structural elements are made from bent plywood sheet and the seat is woven from elastic...

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The Red/Blue Chair is perhaps the most influential and recognizable furniture design of the twentieth century because it redefined traditional notions of form and space within the confines of a practical household object. This design blurred the boundaries between painting, sculpture, and architectu...

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Emotion conveyed through elegantly stylized figures is a trait The Crucifixion shares with other works of the so-called courtly (or International) style that prevailed in Europe in the years around 1400. It is from an imposing altarpiece that included thirty narrative scenes around a central panel o...

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The oil pastels produce a composition which cleverly alludes to the subject through simple, dreamy outlines confidently executed on a white background. The tones – pink, blue, pale green, yellow – are full of freshness. Picasso/

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560 panels, each painted a unique, flat color, are hung in a grid to create an abstract work of art. The grid has ten horizontal rows of fifty-six panels. The surface of each panel is covered from edge to edge with a single color. The colors range from mahogany to peach, almond white to dark brown. ...

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Since the earliest phase of his career Hodgkin has sought to paint the material equivalent of emotional intensity and intimate personal experience. Hodgkin’s works embody recollection, sensation and sentiment, and are triggered by social activity, the sensuality and eroticism of private relationship...

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This chaise lounge is an important and highly significant piece designed by Marcel Breuer during his influential period in England (1935–1937). His work for the London-based design and architectural firm Isokon is the most recognizable of this period, with its bent plywood, free-form elements influe...

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