Makes me dizzy just looking at it....and I love looking at it!
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
1930's Folk Art Chair Sculpture
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4 comments:
I assume it's made of wood, otherwise I would have thought it partially melted at some point in its history. Very cool piece.
Paul
Ha, yeah it's a painted twig chair. It's tempting me to try and make one myself...
I like it because it is really not very functional.. it just BECOMES what a chair should be... an archetype of "CHAIR."
Exactly. I wouldn't want to try sitting in it.
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