CASA MALAPARTE: Furniture @ Gagosian, Davies Street, London

CASA MALAPARTE: Furniture
@Gagosian, Davies Street, London
17–19 Davies Street
London w1k 3de
UK
June 15–September 19, 2020

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Curzio Malparte, Console, 1941/2020
Walnut and tuff, 28 ½ × 106 ½ × 19 ⅜ inches (72.4 × 270.5 × 49 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Curzio Malparte, Console, 1941/2020 (detail)
Walnut and tuff, 28 ½ × 106 ½ × 19 ⅜ inches (72.4 × 270.5 × 49 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Original walnut and tuff console conceived in 1941 by Curzio Malaparte in situ at Casa Malaparte, Capri
c Malaparte. Photo: Dariusz Jasak


Curzio Malaparte, Bench, 1941/2020
Walnut and Carrara marble, 18 ½ × 171 ¼ × 22 ⅛ inches (47 × 435 × 56 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Curzio Malaparte, Bench, 1941/2020 (detail)
Walnut and Carrara marble, 18 ½ × 171 ¼ × 22 ⅛ inches (47 × 435 × 56 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Curzio Malaparte, Bench, 1941/2020 (detail)
Walnut and Carrara marble, 18 ½ × 171 ¼ × 22 ⅛ inches (47 × 435 × 56 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Original walnut and Carrara marble bench conceived in 1941 by Curzio Malaparte in situ at Casa Malaparte, Capri
c Malaparte. Photo: Dariusz Jasak


Curzio Malaparte, Table, 1941/2020
Walnut and pine, 31 ⅞ × 149 ⅝ × 34 ⅝ inches (81 × 380 × 88 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Curzio Malaparte, Table, 1941/2020 (detail)
Walnut and pine, 31 ⅞ × 149 ⅝ × 34 ⅝ inches (81 × 380 × 88 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Curzio Malaparte, Table, 1941/2020 (detail)
Walnut and pine, 31 ⅞ × 149 ⅝ × 34 ⅝ inches (81 × 380 × 88 cm), edition of 12 + 2 AP
c Malaparte Design. Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates


Original walnut and pine table conceived in 1941 by Curzio Malaparte in situ at Casa Malaparte, Capri
c Malaparte. Photo: Dariusz Jasak


Meissen porcelain statuettes depicting the triumph of Amphitrite and a pair of Dresden five-branch candelabra, from the personal collection of Curzio Malaparte


Detail of Meissen porcelain statuettes depicting the triumph of Amphitrite, from the personal collection of Curzio Malaparte


Dresden mirror frame, from the personal collection of Curzio Malaparte