Parigi Il lavoro di Carlo Mollino va in mostra Alpine modern
Historians had and still have difficulty in positioning Carlo Mollino within architecture history. Mollino never belonged to any group or art movement and categorizing Mollino's work is, in fact, a problematic undertaking due to the eclecticism of his work, which over time also evolved in different directions. We recognize a Futurist and at the same time a decadent Mollino, an engineer and a.
La mostra su Carlo Mollino, architetto e fotografo Il Post
Count Lora Totino appointed Carlo Mollino to design the Fürggen ski-station while Mollino was still busy building the Casa del Sole, the condominium that was to condense the "Quota 2600" vertical sports centre. This was to be the first real experiment with an Alpine village, and it drew on the Tibetan monasteries of Lhasa as.
Carlo MollinoCasa K2Staircase Architecture, Stair ladder
Carlo Mollino architetto. Costruire le modernità Archivio di Stato, Turin, Italy 12 October 2006-7 January 2007 Architect, designer, photographer, and writer, Carlo Mollino (1905-1973) was one of the most interesting figures within Italian modernism, but he is little known outside Turin, his birthplace. Only in the last few years has his work
La mostra su Carlo Mollino, architetto e fotografo Il Post
The new book Carlo Mollino: Architect and Storyteller celebrates Mollino's architectural work while documenting how Mollino used his art of storytelling to present his various views on architecture. Both authors—architect and historian Michelangelo Sabatino and author and Napoleone Ferrari, cofounder of the Museo Casa Mollino in Turin—have extensive historical knowledge of not only.
La storia dell’architetto Carlo Mollino Artribune
Join us for a conversation about the newly published book, Carlo Mollino: Architect and Storyteller (Park Books, 2021), by co-authors Napoleone Ferrari and Michelangelo Sabatino. Italian architect and designer Carlo Mollino (1905-1974) was a transformational figure who synthesized cues from Expressionism, Futurism, Organicism, and Surrealism to.
Homage to Carlo Mollino one of Turin's most important architects.
Italian architect and designer Carlo Mollino (1905-1974) was a transformational figure who synthesized cues from Expressionism, Futurism, Organicism, and Surrealism to shape his singular approach to modern design. Mollino is known to many for his furniture designs. Although none were mass-produced, his designs command high prices among.
Casa del Sole Valtournenche Cervinia Italy Arch. Carlo Mollino
Carlo Mollino was born in Turin on May 6, 1905.He devoted himself to design, architecture and photography. Son of Eugenio, a well-known engineer, architect and builder from Turin, he graduated in architecture with honors in 1931 and pursues his professional activity in a diversified way, in many sectors.. He designs and manufactures a rich series of furniture, in the most varied and original.
Italy’s Last Renaissance Man The Many Facets of Carlo Mollino in 2020
Alexxa Gotthardt. Nov 22, 2016 4:18PM. Photography by Alberto Zanetti. Images first published by Christie's Magazine. Carlo Mollino was a man with as many talents as secrets. He was a wunderkind engineer, a trailblazing architect, an intrepid photographer of the surreal and the erotic, an award-winning race-car designer, a decorated stunt.
La mostra su Carlo Mollino, architetto e fotografo Il Post
The chair back and the woman's spine trace a single sinuous curve. Carlo Mollino (1905-1973), an important 'Tipo B' side chair, 1950. From a production of six chairs designed for Casa Licitra Ponti, Milan. Resinflex, brass, tubular brass. 37⅗ high x 15 wide x 21 in deep (95 x 38 x 53.5 cm). Sold for £518,750 on 17 October 2018 at Christie.
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Mollino, who died 50 years ago this year, was born in Turin in 1905. He worked out of a small office with his father's brass nameplate outside the door, which he never changed until the end of.
Rifugio Carlo Mollino Casa Capriata project 1954 2014 Floornature
Carlo Mollino (Torino, 1905 - 1973) Carlo Mollino. Immagine tratta da: F. Irace (a cura di), Carlo Mollino 1905-1973, Electa, Milano 1989. Architetto, fotografo e designer, tra le personalità più vivaci e versatili dell'architettura moderna. Tra le sue maggiori realizzazioni vi sono la stazione per slittovia al Lago Nero in Val di Susa (1947.
Rifugio Carlo Mollino Domus
Carlo Mollino (Turin, 1905-73) was an architect who committed equally to art and to technique, embodying the figure of the Italian Renaissance polymath in the context of modernity. A cura di Museo Casa Mollino. curated by Museo Casa Mollino. p.IVA/VAT n° 10959570019.
Carlo Mollino Architetti, Ritratti, Torino
Quella di Carlo Mollino è un'esistenza che ha dell'incredibile. Esteta e visionario, la sua ricerca del bello e dell'armonia lo ha spinto a sperimentare i più disparati linguaggi artistici, declinando la sua arte in diverse forme.Architetto fuori dagli schemi, designer appassionato e fotografo geniale, Carlo ha saputo anticipare i tempi e segnare per sempre la storia dell'arte del.
Carlo Mollino in Print Fulvio Irace Arquitectura Viva
Copertina di Carlo Mollino. Architect and Storyteller. Born in Turin in 1905, he trained at the Polytechnic, graduating in 1931. Photographer, writer, mountaineer, skier, inventor of engines, acrobatic pilot and Professor of Architecture back at the Turin Polytechnic until his death in 1973, Mollino is known internationally primarily for his.
Carlo mollino Mid Century Interior Design, Mid Century Interiors
Carlo Mollino was born on May 6, 1905, in Turin, a major industrial city and cultural center in northwest Italy. He was the only son of Jolanda Testa (1884-1966) and Eugenio Mollino (1873-1953), a prolific engineer who built more than 300 buildings of the most diverse types. Carlo Mollino graduated in architecture in July 1931 at the Royal.
La storia dell’architetto Carlo Mollino Artribune
Carlo Mollino, il ragazzaccio. Architetto, sì, ma anche appassionato di velocità, automobili e fotografia, Carlo Mollino è il nuovo protagonista della rubrica di Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi.