Vronka Armchair in Wood and Fabric attributed to Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1962

Description

The 'Vronka' chair by Sergio Rodrigues from the 1960s showcases a straightforward, structured design. Its frame is constructed from wood, … more The 'Vronka' chair by Sergio Rodrigues from the 1960s showcases a straightforward, structured design. Its frame is constructed from wood, with broad, flat arms that extend outward from the backrest. The backrest and seat are cushioned, providing a soft seating area. The chair's legs are square and connect to the arms and seat frame at right angles, creating a solid, grounded stance. The joints feature visible metallic bolts, adding a functional, sturdy element to the design. The backrest has a tall, slightly angled profile, supporting the upper body comfortably. The chair’s overall structure presents a mix of straight lines and smooth, rounded corners, giving it a balanced and symmetrical look. The seat and backrest are angled slightly backward, suggesting a relaxed seating posture. The chair's design emphasizes clear, simple lines and a functional aesthetic, representative of Rodrigues' approach to mid-century Brazilian furniture. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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