Ossario ai Caduti, Udine: Valle and Limongelli
A war ossuary temple completed in 1940 in Udine, designed by architects Provino Valle and Alessandro Limongelli. The building commemorates fallen soldiers.
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A war ossuary temple completed in 1940 in Udine, designed by architects Provino Valle and Alessandro Limongelli. The building commemorates fallen soldiers.
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March 2021A washstand designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1904 for the Blue Bedroom at Hous'hill, a Glasgow residence. Oak, ceramic tiles, coloured glass and…
March 2021A painted steel stool with wooden base designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, drawing form from agricultural machinery and tractor seats.
March 2021Designers Jonathan De Pas, Donato D'Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi created the Poltrona Joe in 1970, a baseball glove-shaped chair that brought Pop Art principles…
March 2021A curved beechwood rocking chair with woven Vienna straw seat, produced in Udine in 1922 by Società Anonima Antonio Volpe. Long attributed to Austrian…
March 2021A modelled stone bench from the early 1900s, attributed to Antoni Gaudí, exemplifies Art Nouveau design through its asymmetrical form and organic sculptural details.
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