SEIZ BREUR RUSH CHAIR

Trained in the traditions of Breton woodworking, Joseph Savina (1901–1983) became one of the few artisans to translate regional vernacular into the idiom of modern design. A collaborator of Le Corbusier and champion of the Seiz Breur movement, Savina drew from rural forms and then refining them with clean lines and restrained geometry of the avant-garde. This chair, with its architectural backrest and quiet chromatic accent, reflects his conviction that modernity could be built upon the enduring language of local craft. One Available. 

JOSEPH SAVINA
FRANCE, 1930'S
15½" x 15¼" x 31¼"