Automatic translation from Danish.<br><br>Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007). Three-seater sofa with oak frame, cushions, back and sides upholstered in grey wool, model AP62, manufactured by Carl Hansen & Son. L 192 cm. Light signs of wear.

Automatic translation from Danish.Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007). Three-seater sofa with oak frame, cushions, back and sides upholstered in grey wool, model AP62, manufactured by Carl Hansen & Son. L 192 cm. Light signs of wear.

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Hans Wegner. Three-seater sofa in oak, model AP 62

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The Wishbone Chair, the China Chair, the Papa Bear Chair, the Peacock Chair. Hans Jørgensen Wegner (1914–2007) is known as the master of the chair. Over his long life, he developed more than 500 different chairdesigns, many of which today stand as design icons. Wegner is one of the most significant figures in Danish design and a key player in the movement that later became known as Danish Modern, which put Danish design on the global map. His furniture is exhibited in design museums around the world, and there is hardly a book on modern design in which he is not mentioned.

He did not see himself as a great oridealistic innovator. For him, it was about a constant and step-by-step journey toward the perfect chair—refining and simplifying along the way. “If only one could design one good chair in one’s lifetime, but alas, one cannot,” he is said to have remarked. Many would likely disagree with him on that.

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Hans Wegner. Three-seater sofa in oak, model AP 62

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