El Lissitzky Furniture

German modern blue and black wooden chairs D61 by El Lissitzky for Tecta, 1970s Pair of chairs mod. D61 in electric blue and black lacquered wood. The backrests are in suede. The str...

The D62 armchair by El Lissitzky is an iconic piece of modern design. El Lissitzky, born Lazar Markovich Lissitzky, was a Russian artist, architect, and designer, a key figure in th...

The D61 Chair was originally designed by El Lissitzky for the 1930s Hygiene Exhibition in Dresden, Germany. Tecta re-issued this chair for a short period in the late 1970s -early 198...

Chair model D61, designed by El Lissitzky in 1930. Manufactured in Germany by Tecta, circa 1970. In original condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a ...

Journal, 'Wendingen,' Issue No.11 1921, lithograph cover designed by El Lissitzky, Russia, issue devoted to Frank Lloyd Wright written by Dr H. P. Berlage, typography by H. Th. Wijdeveld, Amsterdam, Holland, 1921. Journal titled 'Wendingen' (translates as 'Turning' or possibly 'Transition'}, issue No.11 1921, wraparound cover, lithograph on paper depicting geometric 'Proun' design in red, black, grey and white with journal title 'Wendingen' lettered obliquely across top left (slightly ovoid), the work designed by El Lissitzky in Russia, signed 'EL' lower right, the issue devoted to the work of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, written by Dr H. P. Berlage (Dutch architect), the inside magazine typography by H. Th. Wijdeveld, Amsterdam; the article featuring rendered drawings and photographs of various Lloyd Wright projects eg the Imperial Hotel Tokyo...