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The Work Of Ettore Sottsass And Associates
The Work Of Ettore Sottsass And Associates

By A. Branzi, Herbert Muschamp, Milco Carboni

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The Earliest Work Of Ettore Sottsass Established The Reputation Of Italian Design As The Best In The World. His Designs For Such Leading Firms As Olivetti And Alessi And As The Founding Member Of T...

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What Is Italian Design?: The Seven Obsession Of Italian DXesign
What Is Italian Design?: The Seven Obsession Of Italian DXesign

By Barbara McGilvray, Andrea Branzi, Silvana Annicchiarico, A. Branzi, John Venerella, J. Venerella, S. Annicchiarico, B. McGilvray

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A Cura Di Silvana Annicchiarico, Andrea Branzi = What Is Italian Design? : The Seven Obsessions Of Italian Design / Curated By Silvana Annicchiarico, Andrea Branzi. Catalogue Of The Museum Permanen...

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Il Design Italiano: 1964-1990 : Un Museo Del Design Italiano
Il Design Italiano: 1964-1990 : Un Museo Del Design Italiano

By Andrea Branzi, A. Branzi

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Andrea Branzi. Published In Connection With Exhibitions Held Feb. 26-may 10, 1996, And June 27-oct. 31, 1996, In Milan. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 485-489) And Index.

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