Pair of neoplasticist chairs. Holland, 1940s

Pair of neoplasticist chairs. Holland, 1940s.
Metal and wood.
In original condition, with wear and tear typical of use and the passage of time.
Measurements: 80 x 67 x 70 cm; 45 cm (seat height).

Magnificent pair of neoplasticist chairs dating from the 1940s, inspired by the aesthetic line of Mondrian and the formal postulates of the De Stijl movement. Their geometric composition and expressive use of color refer to an artistic conception of furniture, where structure and painting dialogue in balance. Of unknown origin, these pieces stand out for their singularity and strong plastic character. Made of metal and wood, they combine structural solidity with a strong visual presence.