Brazil, 1954. Manufactured by Unilabor
Iron tubular structure, fabric upholstery
M?vel Brasileiro Moderno, FGV Projetos, Rio de Janeiro, 2012, p. 186-187; Nadia Simonelli, A alma concretista de Geraldo de Barros na arte e no design, "Casa Claudia Luxo", jul 2013, p. 156; Mauro Claro, Unilabor - Desenho Industrial, Arte Moderna e
Mo?vel Brasileiro Moderno, FGV Projetos, Rio de Janeiro, 2012, p. 186-187; Nadia Simonelli, A alma concretista de Geraldo de Barros na arte e no design, ''Casa Claudia Luxo'', jul 2013, p. 156; Mauro Claro, Unilabor - Desenho Industrial, Arte Moderna e Autogesta?o Opera?ria, Brazil, 2004; Fabiana de Barros, Geraldo de Barros: Isso, Edic?oes SESC, Sa?o Paulo, 2013; Geraldo de Barros archive
Manufactured by Unilabor in 1954, this chair reflects Geraldo de Barros' innovative approach to modernist design. A pioneer in Brazilian furniture, De Barros was motivated by utopian ideals and the belief that art should be accessible to all. His works aimed to merge aesthetics with social function, creating furniture that democratized art for everyday use.
W 40 x D 47 x H 82,5 cm W 15.75 x D 18.5 x H 32.48 in
