A set of two Art-objects, model 3587 & 3589 – Iittala, Finland circa 1965 1960 - 1969
Tapio Wirkkala
Copo
21 cm, ø 13 cm
ConditionGood
€ 875
Van Kerkhoff Art
- Sobre arteTwo turned mold-blown, cased blue and clear glass Art-objects. These Art-objects are model 3587 & 3589 in the oeuvre of Tapio Wirkkala. They were designed in 1959 and 1962 and handmade by the craftsmen at the Iittala glassworks in Finland circa 1965.
The bowl (model 3587) was made in only one size and in two colours (blue and lilac), between 1962 and 1966. The vase (model 3589) was made in four sizes and two colours between 1959 and 1966, the one in this set was the largest size produced of the four. Both objects are signed in diamondpen underneath the base: Tapio Wirkkala and the modelnumber.
About Tapio Wirkkala
Tapio Wirkkala (1915 Hanko, Finland – 1985 Helsinki, Finland) A giant of Finnish design, Wirkkala was an artist of great diversity for whom no material was alien and who left no area of design unexplored.
A glass design competition held by the Iittala glassworks in 1946 was the event that set his career in motion; the first prize went jointly to Wirkkala and Kaj Franck.
With an oeuvre that ranges from exceptionally beautiful pieces of glass art to industrial design in the form of beer bottles and banknotes, Wirkkala also designed jewellery, sculptures, and furniture.
The recipient of many awards, honorary titles, and a doctorate, Wirkkala won three Grand Prix medals at the Milan Triennale in 1954 and an additional Grand Prix medal and gold medal at the Milan Triennale in 1960.
Marked
Tapio Wirkkala and modelnumber in diamondpen underneath the base.
Execution
Iittala, Finland circa 1965
Condition
These art-objects are in good vintage condition, some scratches consistent with age and use. Some small airbubbles in the glassmass. No chips or cracks.
Literature
Marianne Aav, Tapio Wirkkala eye, hand and thought: p. 310, 312
Dimensions
Model 3587
Height 9 cm
Diameter 23,5 cm
Weight 1934 grams
Model 3589
Height 21 cm
Diameter 13,7 cm
Weight 1662 grams - Sobre artista
Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985) foi um gênio do design multitalentoso, amplamente considerado uma figura importante da arte industrial finlandesa moderna. O amplo portfólio de Wirkkala abrange desde vidro, móveis e design de produtos até esculturas, planejamento urbano, arte, gráficos e até mesmo a criação de cédulas para o tesouro finlandês.
Ao longo de sua carreira incrivelmente produtiva, Wirkkala recebeu inúmeros prêmios, incluindo três medalhas de ouro na Trienal de Milão, o Prêmio Lunning, a Medalha Pro Finlandia e a Medalha Prince Eugen.
Em 1946, Wirkkala ganhou seu primeiro prêmio de design em um concurso patrocinado pela Iittala que marcaria um relacionamento duradouro com efeitos duradouros em sua carreira e na empresa. Como diretor artístico da Iittala, a visão artística única de Wirkkala ajudou a estabelecer a reputação global da empresa.
Ao longo de sua lendária carreira, o talentoso artista criou mais de quatrocentos objetos de vidro para Iittala, muitos dos quais, como as séries Ultima Thule e Tapio, permanecem populares até hoje.
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