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Cordero, Toni --- Italië

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Ando, Tadao --- Biffi Gentili, Enzo --- Bottazzi, Peter --- Castiglioni, Achille --- Castiglioni, PierGiacomo --- Cordero, Toni --- Federici, Laura --- Fehn, Sverre --- Gabetti & Isola --- Gambardella, Cherubino --- Piazza, Mario --- Polato, Piero --- Rossello, Claudia --- Siza, Alvaro --- Ungers, Matthias O.

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Why did Italy, and in particular Milan, become a great centre of international design after World War II? This book examines this question and presents a chronological review of the most beautiful "linea italiana" products from all areas of daily life.

Applied arts. Arts and crafts --- Italy --- Design --- Industrial design --- History --- Histoire --- Industrieel design ; Italië ; 20ste eeuw --- 749.038 --- Meubelkunst en design ; 1950 - 2000 --- Histoire du design --- Albini, Franco --- Alchimia --- Ambasz, Emilio --- Arad, Ron --- Aulenti, Gae --- Baldessari, Luciano --- Bellini, Mario --- Boeri, Cini --- Borsani, Osvaldo --- Botta, Mario --- Branzi, Andrea --- Castiglioni, Achille --- Citterio, Antonio --- Cordero, Toni --- Lucchi, Michele De --- Figini, Luigi --- Pollini, Gino --- Gregotti, Vittorio --- Kuramata, Shiro --- Mari, Enzo --- Meda, Alberto --- Mendini, Alessandro --- Mollino, Carlo --- Pesce, Gaetano --- Ponti, Gio --- Puppa, Daniela --- Raggi, Franco --- Rossi, Aldo --- Sapper, Richard --- Scarpa, Carlo --- Sottsass, Ettore --- Terragni, Giuseppe --- Thun, Matteo --- Archizoom --- Superstudio --- Italie --- design [discipline] --- anno 1900-1999 --- Terragni, Giuseppe, --- Rossi, Aldo, --- Botta, Mario, --- Botta, Mario, 1943 --- -Branzi, Andrea --- Rossi, Aldo, 1931-1997 --- Terragni, Giuseppe, 1904-1943