Bruno Munari Wine Coolers
Italian, 1907-1998
In his prolific career, Bruno Munari was known for various contributions to art, industrial design, film, architecture, art theory, and technology. Munari’s principles and beliefs were built upon his early involvement in the Futurist movement, which he joined at the age of 19 using the pseudonym “Bum.” During the 1930s, Munari began to move towards Constructivism, particularly with his kinetic sculptures, Useless Machines (begun 1933), meant to transform or complicate their surrounding environments. Throughout his career, Munari was captivated by both a sense of whimsy and the manipulation of artificial light. After World War II, Munari also developed radical innovation in graphics, typography, and book publishing, through the latter creating pieces he would call Useless Books.to
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Creator: Bruno Munari
TMT ice box, design Bruno MUNARI for ZANI
ZANI. 1955/1980
By Zani
Zani 1, Bruno Munari
Located in Torino, IT
TMT Ice Carrier
design Bruno MUNARI
for ZANI & ZANI.
ORIGIN
Italy
PERIOD
Reissue of the 1955 design
DESIGNER
Bruno MUNARI
MARK
ZANI & ZANI
MODEL
TMT
DIMENSIONS
Height: 21 cm
Ø ...
Category
1980s Italian Vintage Bruno Munari Wine Coolers
Materials
Metal
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- What is Bruno Munari famous for?1 Answer1stDibs ExpertJanuary 10, 2025Bruno Munari is famous for his work as an artist and designer. In his prolific career, he was known for various contributions to art, industrial design, film, architecture, art theory and technology. Munari’s principles and beliefs were built upon his early involvement in the Futurist movement, which he joined at the age of 19 using the pseudonym “Bum.” During the 1930s, Munari began to move towards Constructivism, particularly with his kinetic sculptures, called Useless Machines (begun 1933), meant to transform or complicate their surrounding environments. Shop a range of Bruno Munari art on 1stDibs.