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Marc Newson is one of today's most prominent designers. His Lockheed Lounge (ca. 1990), primarily made from fiberglass-reinforced polyester resin and aluminum, became the most expensive piece of.
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The Lockheed Lounge was designed by the Australian designer Marc Newson who has enjoyed international fame since 1985. Worth $968,000, the lounge chair was sold at Sotheby's in 2006.
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Marc Newson: Lockheed Lounge | Sgustok Design Designers A-Z Lockheed Lounge designed by Marc Newson in 1988. Having already completed two riveted aluminium pieces, Marc felt compelled to revisit his LC1 lounge of 1986
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Designer Marc Newson's Lockheed Lounge sells for record $4.69 million Andrew Hornery Updated April 30, 2015 — 2.53pm first published at 1.41pm Share Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size
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By the age of twenty-five, he had produced the hand-built Lockheed Lounge, a chaise lounge named after its riveted aluminum panels' resemblance to the aircraft engineered by Lockheed Martin. After living and working in Sydney, Tokyo, and Paris, he relocated to London, where his company, Marc Newson Limited, has been based since 1997.
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LOCKHEED LOUNGE, 1990 by Marc Newson (B. 1963) Monday, November 30, 2015 In June 1986, Australian-born Marc Newson accepted the opportunity to exhibit new furniture designs at Sydney's Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
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Lockheed Lounge View text Having already completed two riveted aluminium pieces, Marc felt compelled to revisit his LC1 lounge of 1986 with the hopes of coming closer to his original goal for that piece.
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MARC NEWSON (b. 1963) , A Lockheed Lounge Christie's
The Lockheed Lounge remains one of the most famous pieces by Newson, who joined Apple's design team in September. Dezeen is publishing an A to Z of iconic chairs to count down the days until.
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The famous Lockheed Lounges design by Australian Marc Newson has recently been sold at auction for $4.69 million in London on the Tuesday, 28th April 2015. It once again sets itself as the most expensive lounge furniture by a living artist. The previous record was his first Lockheed Lounge prototype which had sold for about £1.4 million.
Lockheed Lounge Marc Newson Ltd
The Lockheed Lounge by Australian designer Marc Newson has retained its title as the world's most expensive design object, after selling for more than £2 million. Newson's riveted.
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MARC NEWSON (b. 1963) , A Lockheed Lounge Christie's
In April 2015, Phillips in London established a world record for a work by a living designer when it sold an example of Marc Newson's aluminum Lockheed Lounge chair for £2,434,500. We've crunched the numbers behind this remarkable record to illuminate the market forces driving the sale of this exceptional chair. 7 auction appearances
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Marc Newson's Lockheed Lounge. On April 28, Phillips London is offering an iconic Lockheed Lounge by Marc Newson. One of these pieces has not appeared on the market since Phillips.
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MARC NEWSON (b. 1963) , A Lockheed Lounge Christie's
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The LOCKHEED LOUNGE Chaise Longue/Lounger/Daybed, designed in the 80's by fresh-out-of-the-Arts-school Australian designer Marc Newson, is one of the most iconic pieces of modern furniture and, certainly, the most expensive one to date by a living designer.
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MARC NEWSON (b. 1963) , A Lockheed Lounge Christie's
Marc Newson's Lockheed Lounge led the auction and set a record for the Australian-born designer, selling to an anonymous telephone bidder for $3.7 million. The lot was valued at $2.2.
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Newson, working with Sydney-based craftsman Eckhard Reissig, produced a limited number of the Lockheed Lounge — four artist's proofs, one prototype and 10 editions. Sydney's Powerhouse.