Title of the Austrian Midcentury Triennale Armchair by Anna Lülja Praun product

This Austrian armchair made of beech wood from the mid-century was designed in 1955 by Anna Lülja Praun for "Haus und Garten, " known as model F.L.P.5, and exhibited at the Triennale in Milan, Italy. Original condition with some age-related signs of use and patina on the leather. Anna Lülja Praun, along with Margarete Schütte Lihotzky, was a true pioneer of Austrian post-war architecture and design. Influenced by personalities such as Eileen Gray, Josef Frank, and Clemens Holzmeister, she created pure and organically shaped furniture executed to the highest craftsmanship quality. In very good condition and ready for use. Lit.: Aneto Bulant-Kamenova and Dany Denzel, Anna-Lülja Praun – Furniture, Interiors, Buildings, Galerie Würthle, Vienna 1986, p. 124; Lisa Fischer, Judith Eiblmayr, Anna-Lülja Praun, Furniture in Balance, Vienna 2001, p. 56.