Brussels Expo

Mid-Century Glass Hanging Pendant Lamp or Wall Light Brussels World Expo 1958 (no:1) This lighting

The 1958 Brussels World's Fair or "Expo 58" was the first major World Expo held after World War II

František Koudelka for Prachen glassworks, originally presented in connection with Expo 58 in Brussels. The

Rare 1958 Brussels World Expo souvenir. This palette shaped side table was created as a souvenir

- 2 pieces of design armchairs in the Expo-Brussels style - wooden construction covered with

magnificent double-page Brussels World's Fair feature — all in a single issue published on the week Expo 58

Man at the Universal Expo in Brussels, had a slate top. The table’s elegant, eye-catching style is

Man at the Universal Expo in Brussels, had a slate top. The table’s elegant, eye-catching style is

Mid-Century Glass Hanging Pendant Lamp or Wall Light Brussels World Expo 1958 (no18) This lighting

Mid-Century Glass Hanging Pendant Lamp or Wall Light Brussels World Expo 1958 (no13) This lighting

Iconic midcentury beige- red table lamp,designed by Josef Hůrka for Czechoslovak pavilion at Expo

Kropáček. Produced in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s, the table is a refined example of the "Brussels

on him. Later, at the Brussels World Expo He is thriving as a designer, with the interior of the

. - Design by Josef Hurka, presented at Expo 58 in Brussels - Made by Czechoslovakia Napako in 1958 - The

, originally constructed for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair (Expo '58). This on is a large scale Martini

Edgar Varèse on the Philips Pavilion for the World Expo in Brussels.

- 2 pieces of beech stools with upholstered filling - Style Expo 58 Brussels - Good original

recognition at the Milan Triennale (1957) and the Brussels World Expo (1958), helping to establish Finnish

Presented at the exhibition Expo 58 in Brussels. The item made of chromed metal, and glass

- Good original condition - Presented for the first time at Expo 58 in Brussels. - Wooden

had already earned him international acclaim at Expo ’58 in Brussels and, a decade later, at the

represents the Brussels style, which formed after the enormous success of Czech design during the Expo 58

named after the EXPO competition in Brussels in 1958 where Czechoslovakia won the gold award as the best

after the Second World War. For the Philips pavilion at Expo 58 in Brussels, designed by Le Corbusier

. It was first presented with other Belform furniture in 1958 at the world expo in Brussels. The

, an Antwerp company that presented it at world Expo 58 in Brussels. Even as an architect, Leon Stynen

. Page 419. displayed at the 1910 Expo in Brussels Belgium.

attitude. important team projects were, e.g., the torre velasca in milan, the italian pavilion at expo ’58

Milan Triennale and at Expo '58 in Brussels. National and international retrospectives are dedicated to

and participated in the 1958 Brussels World Expo, where he won the **Grand Prix** for his work on the

"Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury

"Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury

"Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury

"Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury