Rassegna 4, Il Disegno del Mobile Razionale in Italia 1928/1948, 1980

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Editoriale by Vittorio Gregotti
Il razionale nel mobile italiano by Maria Cristina Tonelli includes work by Franco Albini, Palanti, Camus, Masera, Banfi, Belgioso, Peressutti, Luigi Figini, Pollini, Brenno del Giudice, Piacentini, T. Deabate, A. Dell’Acqua, E. Paulucci and Giuseppe Pagano
Un geometria mentale by Gae Aulenti includes work by Giuseppe Terragni
Studi, progetti, modelli e oggetti del razionalismo italiano a cura di Ornella Selvafolta includes work by Alberto Sartoris, Giuseppe Pagano Pogatschnig, Gino Levi Montalcini, Giuseppe Terragni, Pietro Lingeri, Piero Bottoni, Luciano Baldessari, Gigi Chessa, Umberto Cuzzi, Luigi Figini, Gino Pollini, Enrico Griffini, Luigi Vietti, Gabriele Mucchi, Pietro Chiesa, Scuole dell’Umanitaria, Franco Albini, BBPR, Mario Pucci, Mario Asnago, Claudio Vender, Cesare Cattaneo and Gian Luigi Banfi
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