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The Danish Chair - The Grand Prix Chair 1957 by Arne JacobsenDETAILS: Artist l Arne Jacobsen (1992 1971) ) Artwork l Grand Prix Chair in 1957 Size I 70cm X 100cm Origin and printed in Denmark The exhibition poster was created for the Danish Chair exhibition at the Design Museum in Denmark. The Grand Prix 1957 Arne Jacobsen . 3107, 1957 Triennale Di Milano , Grand Prix . The Ant . L'Atelier Gld [ ] . NOTICE * . . DELIVERY [] 1. 3 5 , 3 5 . . . 2. . , . 3. 8 . ( ). 4. ( 100cm ) , . . . FRAMES [] 1. L'Atelier Gld
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