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More than a structural renovation, artistic, aesthetic language, the new style was limited by the long tradition of craftsmanship.
However, the new movement had the same type of fashion and duration of the 'exuberance of modern times.
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And 'the mirror of a changing society oriented to' industrialization. At this historic design tries to break free from ' EXCESSIVE of exuberance and the 'art and nauveau is oriented towards more simple and readable.
characteristics of projects already in existence. Nonosta nt and it is u n And 'the mirror of a changing society oriented to' industrialization. At this historic design tries to break free from ' EXCESSIVE of exuberance and the 'art and nauveau is oriented towards more simple and readable.
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withdrawing, its structure and its decoration are def inibili essential. L 'aesthetics of ell' or g jet becomes more detailed through the carvings that cover the exterior of the structure, ignoring the part 'aspect of comfort. The interesting part is characterized by the arms, supported by elements in an unusual timber that is too long until the end of the legs, which are welded joints invisibili.Questi through connecting elements are curved towards the 'outer widening the zone-seat armrests . If designer had stretched or close the arms, most likely elements of
the union (arm-leg) did not have such size and shape. Once vo lta is a fierce form, to the detriment (albeit minor) was the nzione. " Armchair 1910 " These two chairs are alike. Both are connecting elements I mentioned before, but so diveverso. Even the back presents as empty as the previous one. The difference is in how it was fixed the 'padding, referring to the' English craftsmanship. " Armchair 1900
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