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A Century of Danish and Czech Furniture Design: Convergence and Divergence
ISBN: 978-80-87989-09-8
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Pavla Rossini, Jiří Pelcl (eds.)
A Century of Danish and Czech Furniture Design: Convergence and Divergence / Století dánské a české nábytkové tvorby: konvergence, divergence
This bilingual book complemented with extensive photographs confronts the Danish and Czech modern furniture design created in the last 100 years. The book follows the fates of the two seemingly incomparable national approaches and overall distinctive features both in the context of the global development and their unique characteristics; it aims to explain the styles which they use as a basis as well as the respective social and economic context. The book also briefly presents the history of manufacturers and institutions as well as their skills in organising exhibitions and promoting and distributing their work as important aspects for their activities at domestic and international markets. The book, part of which is also dedicated to vocational education in the two countries and which further offers profiles of Danish and Czech designers, was prepared by Pavla Rossini and Jiří Pelcl in collaboration with renowned professionals in the given field – Ivana Čapková, Jens Overbye, Dagmar Koudelková and Anežka Šimková, as well as Klára Peloušková, a student at the AAAD Department of Theory and History of Art.
Partial contents:
Foreword
Parallels and differences in Danish and Czech furniture design. Pavla Rossini
Furtinure design education in Denmark. Jens Overbye
Historical and contemporary professional education in furniture design in the Czech Republic/Czechoslovakia. Jiří Pelcl, Alena Štěrbová
Between tradition and the avant-garde: towards modern furniture design in Denmark. Pavla Rossini
Housing and furniture in the Czech lands from the turn of the century to the late 20th century. Ivana Čapková
Czech furniture design: 1989 - 2016. Klára Peloušková
Author bios
Lists, indexes, sources
Academy of Arts, Architecture & Design in Prague, Prague 2018, 392 pages., Czech and English, ISBN 978-80-87989-09-8
A Century of Danish and Czech Furniture Design: Convergence and Divergence / Století dánské a české nábytkové tvorby: konvergence, divergence
This bilingual book complemented with extensive photographs confronts the Danish and Czech modern furniture design created in the last 100 years. The book follows the fates of the two seemingly incomparable national approaches and overall distinctive features both in the context of the global development and their unique characteristics; it aims to explain the styles which they use as a basis as well as the respective social and economic context. The book also briefly presents the history of manufacturers and institutions as well as their skills in organising exhibitions and promoting and distributing their work as important aspects for their activities at domestic and international markets. The book, part of which is also dedicated to vocational education in the two countries and which further offers profiles of Danish and Czech designers, was prepared by Pavla Rossini and Jiří Pelcl in collaboration with renowned professionals in the given field – Ivana Čapková, Jens Overbye, Dagmar Koudelková and Anežka Šimková, as well as Klára Peloušková, a student at the AAAD Department of Theory and History of Art.
Partial contents:
Foreword
Parallels and differences in Danish and Czech furniture design. Pavla Rossini
Furtinure design education in Denmark. Jens Overbye
Historical and contemporary professional education in furniture design in the Czech Republic/Czechoslovakia. Jiří Pelcl, Alena Štěrbová
Between tradition and the avant-garde: towards modern furniture design in Denmark. Pavla Rossini
Housing and furniture in the Czech lands from the turn of the century to the late 20th century. Ivana Čapková
Czech furniture design: 1989 - 2016. Klára Peloušková
Author bios
Lists, indexes, sources
Academy of Arts, Architecture & Design in Prague, Prague 2018, 392 pages., Czech and English, ISBN 978-80-87989-09-8