oscar dog
Design Hans Bolling,
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Ju wood, genuine leather
Oscar was designed with the characteristic joy and care in Hans B?lling’s mind, and the little dog is a token of fun and playfulness. Oscar’s body can be arranged so that he does everything a normal dog would. He can sit, scrawl, stand, beg or even sulk in the corner if you have been away from him for too long.He is, however, no ordinary dog. The highly specified and elaborate details of Oscar’s body add a sophisticated dimension to his form. Every angle, curve and bend has been craftily thought out over the span of a couple of years to convey a highly stylized, yet harmonious aesthetic object.Oscar is an elaborately designed dog with a flair for refined simplicity, which makes you look twice. Oscar was designed in 1953.
270 w | 110 d | 205 h
200 w | 70 d | 130 h
Born in 1931 in a small town of Braband in Denmark, Hans B?lling attended an Art and Handcraft School originally to become an advertising designer. He followed his passion for architecture and graduated as an architect from the Royal Danish Art Academy. He designed a wide range of objects, ranging from dolls and furniture to villas, living complexes and town halls. The Duck came to life in the 1950s during the B?lling’s younger years, following the architect’s designs of flowers and weeds from the Botanical Garden.
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