Yvonne Brentjens Books

Rechte stoelen rechtschapen burgers

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In 1900 opent een van de eerste designwinkels van Nederland zijn deuren. Bij 't Binnenhuis in Amsterdam is vooral 'rationalistische' vormgeving te vinden; stoelen met zichtbare houtconstructies, bo...

K.P.C. de Bazel (1869-1923)

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Rozenburg plateel uit Haagse kringen 1883 1917

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Dwalen door het paradijs

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Volmaakt verchroomd

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V vorm

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Made in Holland

By Henk Wolffensperger, Barbara Walraven, Eline Van Den Berg, Jose Van Bragt, Victoria Anastasyadis, Yvonne Brentjens, Wim Dijkman, Bert Jan Baas, Karin Gaillard, Jaap Jongstra

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Delfts blauw, Maastrichts aardewerk, Gouds plateel, Dutch Design: keramiek uit Nederland is al eeuwen een wereldwijd succes. Imitatie, maar vooral inventiviteit en gevoel voor de markt hebben dit s...

H. P. Berlage

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Piet Zwart 1885 1977

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De Stoel Van Friso Kramer

By Friso Kramer, Yvonne Brentjens

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