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Study Furniture (1904) Designed by Martin Pilar
Nina Gazivoda
; Gradski zavod za zaštitu i obnovu spomenika kulture i prirode
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Martin Pilar belonged to the first university educated generation of Zagreb architects. He was of historicist stylistic odentation, a partner of the firm Pilar, Mally and Bauda. The architect Aladar Baranyai worked with the firm during the first five years of this century, a fact which explains its 'Sezession interlude". Soon after Baranyai left, the firm was dissolved because Pilar, together with the architect Janko Holjac, devoted all his time to the study of folk architecture. Martin Pilar is the author of a set of fumiture for a study made by the Bothe and Ehrmann manufacturers after Pilar's designs in 1904. The fumiture first occupied a room in Pilar's apartment in GundulićStreet 52 in Zagreb, and was then transferred to the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb. Along with the sofa which is part of the permanent exhibit, the set consists of nine pieces of fumiture. It is one of the rare specimens of designed furniture from the period under Sezession influence in Zagreb, and is a blend of historicist and Sezession idioms. A dining room set of furniture from Pilar's apartment is also kept at the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Zagreb. It is influenced by the geometrlcal phase of Viennese Sezession and has not been attributed to Pilar.
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138683
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Datum izdavanja:
15.12.1996.
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