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Bruno Munari

Danese - Cubo Ashtray L
  • Black
  • White
Danese
Cubo Ashtray L
in Stock
€ 88,00
exclusive
Danese - Cubo Ashtray S
  • Black
Danese
Cubo Ashtray S
in Stock
€ 69,00
exclusive
Artemide - Falkland Floor Lamp H 195cm
  • White
Artemide
Falkland Floor Lamp H 195cm
2-4 weeks
€ 593,00
RRP € 659,00
-10%
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Artemide - Falkland 165 Suspension Lamp
  • White
Artemide
Falkland 165 Suspension Lamp
2-4 weeks
€ 314,00
RRP € 349,00
-10%
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Artemide - Falkland 53 Suspension Lamp
  • White
Artemide
Falkland 53 Suspension Lamp
2-4 weeks
€ 239,00
RRP € 265,00
-10%
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Artemide - Falkland 85 Suspension Lamp
  • White
Artemide
Falkland 85 Suspension Lamp
2-4 weeks
€ 251,00
RRP € 279,00
-10%
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Danese - Galapagos Picture Frame
  • Transparent Transparent
Danese
Galapagos Picture Frame
4-6 weeks
from € 165,00
exclusive
Danese - Canarie Desk Set
  • Black
  • White
Danese
Canarie Desk Set
4-6 weeks
€ 309,00
exclusive
Danese - Sicilia Waste Paper Bin
  • Silver Silver
Danese
Sicilia Waste Paper Bin
4-6 weeks
€ 439,00
exclusive
Artemide - Falkland 165 Replacement Shade
  • White
Artemide
Falkland 165 Replacement Shade
2-4 weeks
€ 153,00
RRP € 170,00
-10%
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Bruno Munari was born in Milan but spend his childhood and teenage in Badia Polesine. In 1925 return to Milan where he started to work with his uncle who was an engineer. In 1927 started to follow Marinetti and the futurist movement, showing his work in many exhibitions. Three years later he associate with Riccardo Castegnetti (Ricas), with whom work as a graphic until 1938. During a travel to Paris, in 1933, found Louis Aragon and André Breton. From 1939 to 1945 work as a press graphic designer for the Mondadori editor, and as art director of Tempo Magazine. At the same time he start to write books for kids, originally created for his son Alberto.: In 1948, Munari, Gillo Dorfles, Gianni Monnet and Atanasio Soldati, founded the Arte Concreta movement.