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Contrattempo Wall Clock - Black Unexpected Gift But in the 1950s and

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But in the 1950s and early ’60s

Four specially commissioned projects by Christiane Baumgartner

) The Womb Chair measures 35

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Isamu Noguchi is represented in MoMA’s collection and his work has been featured in numerous exhibitions at the Museum

Contrattempo Wall Clock - Black Unexpected Gift But in the 1950s andMoMA Exclusive: Designed to lighten the mood during those daily contrattempo (Italian for setbacks), this clock features a large red disc that swings perpetually as it creates the illusion that its suspended. The shapes and bold colors of both the disc and hands are the influence of Memphis Design Group founder Ettore Sottsass, whom the Contrattempo Clocks designers, Raul Barbieri and Giorgio Marianelli, worked for. The Contrattempo Wall Clock is made

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