DONALD JUDD, No. 84 Open Side Chair

We are proud to welcome this Donald Judd No. 84 chair into our collection. Originally designed in 1991, its simplicity is absolutely beautiful. The design of the No. 84 series reflects Judd's sense for experimentation, exploring various configurations within the cubic volume beneath the seat, such as a shelf, a slanting board and a solid front with recessed sides. Although the chair may resemble his sculptural works, Judd emphasized its function as a chair, not art.

This particular model, crafted from light brown plywood and featuring open sides and an integrated shelf, was manufactured in 2011 by Wood & Plywood Furniture in the USA. The chair remains in excellent condition and is marked on the underside.

h x w x d: 76.2 × 38.1 × 38.1 cm / weight: 4.80 kg

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9,800.00 €

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About Donald Judd

Donald Judd (1928–1994) was an American artist associated with minimal art, known for his use of simple geometric forms and industrial materials such as metal and Plexiglas. His work consists of repeated structures, often arranged in series, where object and space are inseparable.

From the 1980s onwards, he also developed furniture based on the same principles, produced in wood and metal with a direct and constructive approach. His move to Marfa, Texas, marked a shift towards larger, permanent installations and a broader architectural context.

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