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Finn Juhl

Finn Juhl (1912 - 1989 ) was active/lived in Denmark.  Finn Juhl is known for Furniture design, architecture.

Finn Juhl
Danish furniture designer

Finn Juhl (born January 30, 1912, Frederiksberg, Denmark–died May 17, 1989, Ordrup, Denmark) was a mid-20th century modernist Danish architect and designer who brought streamlined Danish furniture to the international stage. He was born in Denmark to a strict father who was a textile trader and a mother who died three days after he was born. Juhl was devoted to art and history from an early age. Although his father wished him to pursue a more secure and traditional career path, Finn Juhl decided to study architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.

Following his graduation in 1934, he went directly to work in the architectural firm of Vilhelm Lauritzen and gained acclaim for several of his early concepts. He also simultaneously explored the potential of furniture design, and his first pieces were exhibited at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild exhibitions, which aimed to showcase modern design devoid of the ornamentation and excess   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 3462 characters.]  Artist bio

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