Jean Prouvé is widely regarded by design historians as one of the greatest furniture constructors of the twentieth century, yet his work has never realized broad exposure outside his native France.

Realizing the importance of Prouvé's work, the Vitra Design Museum in Germany has reached an agreement with the Prouvé family to reissue several of his most elegant designs.

The Antony Chair was developed in 1954 for the university campus in Antony. It is one of the French master's most fluid and graceful designs. The chair stands out by virtue of its simple construction, which Prouvé articulated with strong, dynamic forms.

Measurements:
W 20" X H 34 1/4" X D 17 1/4"

Materials: Frame made of black steel rods; seat shell made of natural, molded beech wood