This rare Verner Panton offset print came today. It is mounted in a broken frame but the print it self seems to be in good condition. The pattern is from Verners design for Mira-X 1969 and shows kvadrats in different sizes and colours. The size of the print is 62,5 x 62,5 cm.
Author: Panton World
PANTON IN DANISH TV
Verner Panton – et dansk ikon | TV | DR https://www.dr.dk/tv/se/verner-panton/verner-panton-et-dansk-ikon WOW! This was really a cool reportage about the one and only – Verner Panton. It is over 40 minutes long.
17 CARPETS
Today I worked at a fair in Göteborg. When it ended I realised they were going to throw away 400 square meters of red wall-to-wall carpet. I was lucky to get the best pieces from their red carpet but also two blue, three black and four grey carpets. In total I got 17 carpets […]
BINNNINGEN VILLA
I thought you might like some pictures showing the former Panton familly residence in Basel.
CONGRATULATIONS NORWAY
It is today the norweigian National Day so here comes a picture from Norway. This very chair (early version of the Wire Cone K2) was a gift from Plus Linje to the owner of the Astoria Hotel in the early 60:ies. The same chair was exhibited at the Myresjö Pavillion in the spring 1960. You […]
PANTON GATE LAMPS
Verner Panton´s own gate lamps. They are totally unique and were specially designed by Verner for the house in Binningen between 1972-87. After that, they were replaced with the ones you see in the last picture above (with me in front of the gate). The base is enamelled steel and the large cupole are made […]
MIRROR SCULPTURE
New pictures of the Mirror Sculpture that Verner designed 1965. The american company Beylerian had it for sale in the 70:ies.
WALL ELEMENT
This wall element comes from the Visiona 2 exhibition in Cologne 1970. A full room was covered but as far as I know this is the only remaining piece.
PANTONOVA TABLE
New pictures of the round prototype Pantonova table that did not reach production. It was in J. Lübers catalogue from 1972 but for some reason it was never put into production and they had to call the catalogue back.
YELLOW CANDLESTICK
Pictures showing the yellow lacquered candlestick that Verner Panton designed for Svend Andersen 1960. It was made in a very small series. Both ends can be used for different sized candles.
RED CANDLESTICK
Pictures showing the red lacquered candlestick that Verner Panton designed for Svend Andersen 1960. It was made in a very small series. Both ends can be used for different sized candles.
LEUCHTKÖRPER PROTOTYPE
Some new pictures of the prototype for the “Leuchtkörper” from 1991 – a pyramid shaped lamp in acryl. The lamp that later was put in production had three sides. This prototype was a test and Verner Panton gave it four sides. As far as I know this is the only one in the world with […]