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THBSTANLEY JOHN TWARDOWICZ (AMERICAN, 1917 - 2008) "MOOTZA"
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LiveJul 20, 2024
One of the most iconic and unique modern sofa designs, the George Nelson Marshmallow Couch was created in 1956 as a revolutionary test frame for developing high resiliency cushions. Its innovative design transcended its utilitarian origins, evolving into a beloved piece of modern furniture. This custom leather edition exemplifies Nelson's visionary approach to form and function, featuring a series of 18 individual leather cushions mounted on a sleek steel frame. This stunning piece not only offers exceptional comfort but also serves as a striking statement in any contemporary interior. Woodard Lipe info@woodardlipe.com
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40 in. Width x 60 in. Height; Signed and Dated 1968, this is an abstract painting titled "Mootza" by Stanley Twardowicz, featured on the cover of Art in America's "New Talent Annual 1958." Twardowicz's work was exhibited in prominent museums including the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Art Institute of Chicago, and the Carnegie Institute. His painting “Number 11–1955†was part of the Museum of Modern Art's exhibitions in 1957 and 1969. Known for his Color Field Paintings, Twardowicz created his iconic "Ovals" using an airbrush to form concentric bands of color, inspired by Zen and tide pools. He was also associated with the Scholarship Education and Defense Fund for Racial Equality (SEDF) and exhibited at the Peridot Gallery in NYC.
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