Artist/ Designer: Geroge Sowden

Title: Interior 2

Medium: Silkscreen (From a series of three images)

Dimensions: Framed: 34.35"h x 26" x 1.25" Image: 23.5" x 15.65"

Details: Framed in black lacquered wood frame with cream rag mat and glass. Edition of 99.  Signed George J. Sowden 1984. From our founders collection, included in numerous exhibitions, collected as the set of three.

Notes from the Archive: George Sowden was a founding member of the Memphis group and his work was included in each of the four collections. His early notable designs include the D'Antibes Cabinet, Oberoi Armchair, Palace Chairs, Metropole Clock, as well as patterns for laminates and textiles. In this Interior we see his patterns used for wallpaper, carpets and flooring, along with his Luxor cabinet and bed designed for Memphis. A peek through the doorway shows the Palace chairs and D'Antibes cabinet in the adjoining dining room. It is easy to imagine that the Memphis designers simply concocted radical designs without a thought as to how we would live with them. In truth, they were deeply committed to a vision of life with new ideas of design. Sowden's silkscreens were important for placing New Design into the context of domestic life. 

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