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Creator: Edward G. Livingston
Modernist Sculptural Walnut Chair by Edward G. Livingston for Archotypo (1970)
By Archotypo, Edward G. Livingston
Located in Fort Collins, CO
Archotypo Studio chair
USA, 1970
Impressed signature to underside of base "Archotypo LXX"
A rare and impressive piece that is quite equally sculpture and furniture. Solid walnut, sc...
Category
Late 20th Century Mid-Century Modern Edward G. Livingston Furniture
Materials
Walnut
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Edward G. Livingston (Oregon 1931 - )
Ed Livingston, an American architect turned designer craftsman, started Archotypo furniture studio in 1966.
Ed Livingston, exhibited at galleries and museums throughout California, Oregon and Washington, during the 1960s & 1970s. Archotypo furniture forms were featured among a select body of work representing “the best” of the Designer Craftsmen of the Bay Area, which included works by prominent artist’s Don Shoemaker, Wendell Castle, Art Carpenter, Sam Maloof, and Kay Sekimachi...
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