Brussels Expo

František Koudelka Amber Glass Vase, “Flora” Texture, Expo 58, 1960s Czech Mid-Century Sculptural Glass Vase from Prachen Glassworks A bold, sculptural amber glass vase designed by...

Jacobs, a Jean Graton Expo 58 cover, and a magnificent double-page Brussels World's Fair feature — all in a single issue published on the week Expo 58 opened to the world.

The second model was designed with a slate top for the Maison du Jeune Homme [House for a Young Man] for the Brussels Expo in 1935. Important information regarding images of product...

The second model was designed with a slate top for the Maison du Jeune Homme [House for a Young Man] for the Brussels Expo in 1935. Important information regarding images of product...

Mid-Century Glass Hanging Pendant Lamp or Wall Light Brussels World Expo 1958 (no18) This lighting is a stunning example of mid-century design and graphics, showcased at the Czechos...

Mid-Century Glass Hanging Pendant Lamp or Wall Light Brussels World Expo 1958 (no13) This lighting is a stunning example of mid-century design and graphics, showcased at the Czechos...

He also led the design of the Philips Pavilion at Expo 58 in Brussels, working with Le Corbusier, Iannis Xenakis and Edgard Varèse.

His work is shown at various exhibitions, such as the International Exhibition in Monza (1925), World Exhibition in Brussels (1935), World Exhibition, Paris (1937), Exhibition New Yo...

Produced in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s, the table is a refined example of the "Brussels Style" that emerged after Expo 58. The structure is crafted from high-quality solid oak, ...

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

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

The Atomium is a landmark building in Brussels, Belgium, originally constructed for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair (Expo '58).

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

- Good original condition - Presented for the first time at Expo 58 in Brussels. - Wooden veneered construction - light beech veneer, drawers hardened plastic, drawer frames pain...

Here with German architect Bruno Taut His research on the standard model of the chair had a great influence on him. Later, at the Brussels World Expo He is thriving as a designer, wi...

In 1958, Kalff worked with Le Corbusier and composer Edgar Varèse on the Philips Pavilion for the World Expo in Brussels.

Montell-Saanio’s work was exhibited internationally, earning acclaim at the Milan Triennale (1957) and the Brussels World Expo (1958).

Unique ceiling light produced in Czechoslovakia in 1960, in the so-called Brussels era. The era is named after the EXPO competition in Brussels in 1958 where Czechoslovakia won the g...

Roubícek’s monumental objects made of glass and metal had already earned him international acclaim at Expo ’58 in Brussels and, a decade later, at the World’s Fairs held in Montreal ...

For the Philips pavilion at Expo 58 in Brussels, designed by Le Corbusier, he created the multimedia exhibition Le Poème Électronique with music by composers Edgard Varèse and Iannis...

The chair was designed for Straatman, Loral & Cie, an Antwerp company that presented it at world Expo 58 in Brussels. Even as an architect, Leon Stynen designed numerous pieces of fu...

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

It was first presented with other Belform furniture in 1958 at the world expo in Brussels. The design and construction of this chair is thoughtful made.

His works are exhibited at the Milan Triennale and at Expo '58 in Brussels. National and international retrospectives are dedicated to him (New York 1989, Japan 1990).

He also designed lighting fixtures for Disderot and participated in the 1958 Brussels World Expo, where he won the **Grand Prix** for his work on the parents' bedroom in a low-rent a...

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".