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Midway Chair Frank Lloyd Wright 3D model
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DESCRIPTION

This chair is one of the most important Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece, the chair is composed by steel rod and fabric upholstery.

Size 40x45x ht.88 cm

Material Meta/Cotton

It was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1914 for the Midway gardens. He was the father of the organic design in America

Related Tagschairfurnituredesignwrightorganicinteriorseatseating1900americastyleusavintageretro

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Midway Chair Frank Lloyd Wright 3D model

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STL
Stereolithography<br />File Size: 36.7 MB
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OBJ<br />File Size: 36.7 MB
3DM
Rhinoceros 3D<br />Version: 7 - Renderer: V-Ray<br />File Size: 36.7 MB
3DS
3D Studio<br />File Size: 36.7 MB
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Sketchup<br />Version: 2021<br />File Size: 36.7 MB
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Publish date
2022-07-19
Model ID
#3883545
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