Natasha Nicholson Conceptual Miniature Chair, 1986

Natasha Nicholson Conceptual Miniature Chair, 1986

A sculptural miniature chair by American artist Natasha Nicholson, constructed from an oak framework pierced with multiple holes through which black rubber strands are threaded, creating an expressive interplay of rigid geometry and fluid, organic forms. Blurring the boundaries between furniture, sculpture, and conceptual art, the work can be displayed on a wall, shelf, or tabletop.

Signed and dated: Natasha Nicholson / Sept. 1986

Provenance: Collection of Ruth Horwich, an original founder of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

Dimensions: 7 h × 4½ w × 4 d in (18 × 11 × 10 cm), chair structure excluding projecting rubber strands.

Condition: Very good condition. Presents well.

Specifications:
– Product type: Sculptures & Statues
– Vendor: Converso Chicago