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Red-Blue Chair, 1917 (wood)
Red-Blue Chair, 1917 (wood)

JSC383804: Red-Blue Chair, 1917 (wood), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: JSC383804

Red-Blue Chair, 1917 (wood)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Schroeder House, built in 1923-24 (photo)
Schroeder House, built in 1923-24 (photo)

NUM146082: Schroeder House, built in 1923-24 (photo), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: NUM146082

Schroeder House, built in 1923-24 (photo)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Red-Blue armchair, 1918 (wood)
Red-Blue armchair, 1918 (wood)

IMJ275856: Red-Blue armchair, 1918 (wood), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: IMJ275856

Red-Blue armchair, 1918 (wood)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

'Zig Zag' Chair, 1934 (elm, painted white)
'Zig Zag' Chair, 1934 (elm, painted white)

FFA272482: 'Zig Zag' Chair, 1934 (elm, painted white), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: FFA272482

'Zig Zag' Chair, 1934 (elm, painted white)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.
Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

MDA4669454: Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture., Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MDA4669454

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

DMA1071634: "Elling" Buffet, designed 1919, made c.1960 (beechwood, paint), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: DMA1071634

"Elling" Buffet, designed 1919, made c.1960 (beechwood, paint)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo)
Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo)

ELC848278: Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: ELC848278

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Early important Red Blue Chair, 1918 (painted wood)
Early important Red Blue Chair, 1918 (painted wood)

PFA156048: Early important Red Blue Chair, 1918 (painted wood), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: PFA156048

Early important Red Blue Chair, 1918 (painted wood)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.
Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

MDA4669459: Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture., Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MDA4669459

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Steltman Chair, 1963 (limed oak)
Steltman Chair, 1963 (limed oak)

STM621201: Steltman Chair, 1963 (limed oak), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: STM621201

Steltman Chair, 1963 (limed oak)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Vereeniging van Onthouders (association des abstinents), 1920 (lithograph)
Vereeniging van Onthouders (association des abstinents), 1920 (lithograph)

FIA5405626: Vereeniging van Onthouders (association des abstinents), 1920 (lithograph), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: FIA5405626

Vereeniging van Onthouders (association des abstinents), 1920 (lithograph)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.
Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

MDA4669456: Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture., Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MDA4669456

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Red Blue Chair, 1919–20 (painted wood)
Red Blue Chair, 1919–20 (painted wood)

STM620999: Red Blue Chair, 1919–20 (painted wood), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: STM620999

Red Blue Chair, 1919–20 (painted wood)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo)
Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo)

ELC848276: Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: ELC848276

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale designed by Thomas Rietveld Gerrit, Venice, Italy (photo)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.
Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

MDA4669467: Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture., Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MDA4669467

Maison Schroder Schrader in Utrecht in the Netherlands. Realisation 1924, architect Gerrit Thomas Rietveld (1888-1964). This small family home, with its interior, its flexible spatial organization and its visual and formal qualities, is a manifesto of the ideals of Dutch artists and architects belonging to the De Stijl group during the 1920s. It is now recognized as one of the icons of the modern movement in architecture.

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

'Hogestoel' Highback Chair, 1955 (painted beechwood)
'Hogestoel' Highback Chair, 1955 (painted beechwood)

MNS2837512: 'Hogestoel' Highback Chair, 1955 (painted beechwood), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MNS2837512

'Hogestoel' Highback Chair, 1955 (painted beechwood)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo)
Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo)

ELC848274: Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: ELC848274

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo)
Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo)

ELC848271: Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo), Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: ELC848271

Dutch Pavillion at the Biennale Gardens in Venice, Italy (photo)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

Doll's House, made by Jacobus (Koos) van Vliet (b.1922) and Piet van Gelder (fl.1952), 1952 (wood, metals, textiles, other materials)
Doll's House, made by Jacobus (Koos) van Vliet (b.1922) and Piet van Gelder (fl.1952), 1952 (wood, metals, textiles, other materials)

TBM695404: Doll's House, made by Jacobus (Koos) van Vliet (b.1922) and Piet van Gelder (fl.1952), 1952 (wood, metals, textiles, other materials) , Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964) / Bridgeman Images

ID: TBM695404

Doll's House, made by Jacobus (Koos) van Vliet (b.1922) and Piet van Gelder (fl.1952), 1952 (wood, metals, textiles, other materials)

Rietveld, Thomas Gerrit (1888-1964)

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