The artwork of Eduardo Chillida (1924-2002) currently represents one of the greatest accomplishments of the arts in the late 20th century. This year nanimarquina has created Chillida collection based on a chronological selection of his work, from Figura Humana 1948, through Dibujo Tinta 1957, to Collage 1966 that reflects the process prior to his most famous sculpture, the Peine del Viento in San Sebasti?n. With a distinct urban and cosmopolitan feel, these rugs play a vital everyday role, not only as an expression of individuality, but as part of the shelter that sustains us. All this work has been accurately translated into the rugs. All of them are handmade using various techniques and different materials like wool, silk and mohair. Child labor free and made with biodegradable, all natural materials. 6 to 8 weeks lead time. The material of this rug is 57% New Zealand Wool 43% Silk. Add a bit of elegance to any modern living space.
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Eduardo Chillida :: Designer Profile
Eduardo Chillida's work can be found in more than 20 museums across the world, and exhibitions have been held in several cities including Berlin, London and New York. With pieces in more than 20 museums across the world, and countless exhibitions celebrating his work throughout the years, Chillida was a celebrated and prolific artist. Born in San Sebastian, he began his life work in Paris, producing sculptures. Yet it would be a few years later, back in Spain, when he would discover the beauty of working with iron. Public works were an important part of his artistic career, with more than 40 sculptures standing in different locations around the world. In 1972 he created "Lugar de Encuentros III", today located on Madrid's Paseo de la Castellana; the "Campo Espacio de Paz" in Lund, Sweden; and "Elogio de la Arquitectura II" in Palma de Mallorca. In 1973, his "Estela a Pablo Neruda" was erected in Tehran. It was in 1976 that the "Comb of the Wind XV" was installed in San Sebastian. Chillida would garner almost every award in existence for his work, and died in 2002 without seeing the completion of his great dream, the Tindaya Project, a public monument in the heart of the mountains. Now all this work has been accurately translated into rugs. All of them are handmade using various techniques and different materials, to give texture and show the essence of his work and provide desired value.
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