Penelope armchair by Charles Pollock

Charles Pollock profoundly revolutionized the approach to office furniture in the 20th century. His works have been exhibited in the world's leading museums, from the Metropolitan Museum in New York to the Louvre Museum in Paris. This "Penelope" chair, designed in 1982, was his last major work. Its one-wire structure accompanies the body's movements with elasticity and flexibility. Structure and footing in chrome metal, seated in black metal mesh, foam armrests. Very comfortable. Good condition. Some traces of wear on the top of the chromes around the seat. Width: 56, 5 cm, depth: 59 cm, seated height: 45 cm, height back: 81 cm.