Description & Technical information
Designed by: Hans Ofner
Executed by: J. M. Müller, Kunst-und Möbeltischlerei, Linz, Marienstrasse
Stools:
H 46.5 cm, W 39.5 cm, D 39.5 cm
Table:
H 50.5 cm, W 40 cm, D 40 cm
While St. Pölten architect Hans Ofner had his
architect's office in the first district of Vienna, at Opernring 19, he created
exceptional designs for pieces of decorative art, sculptures, silver objects,
as well as complete sets of furniture. He was very well known far beyond the
city limits of the royal residence and capital of Vienna. With astonishing
ease, he created the designs for numerous exquisite masterpieces of Vienna
Jugendstil. The three pieces of furniture presented here come from the
apartment of royal officer Wrann's family.
As Ofner's advertising postcard from 1908 proves, the
three pieces were probably also shown at his exhibition at Kunstsalon
Zimmermann in Munich, Maximilanstrasse 38.
Date: around 1906/07
Period: 20th century
Origin: Austria
Medium: Mahogany, Veneer, Solid, Slightly repolished surface, Original leather upholstery
Dimensions: 46.5 x 39.5 x 39.5 cm (18¹/₄ x 15¹/₂ x 15¹/₂ inches)
Provenance: Private property, Austria
Literature: Ref.: postcard OZG/HO/1908, Kollektiv/ausstellung/Miethke-Gutenegg/und Hans Ofner/Muenchen/Kunstsalon Zimmermann/Maximilianstrasse 38
Categories: Furniture
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