Imbroglio Wall Calendar – Future Forms

Imbroglio Wall Calendar

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Year: 1972 (2000 reissue)

Model:

Manufacturer: twentytwentyone

Designer: Jean-Pierre Vitrac

Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm x 1.8cm

Power: N/A

Made in: England

Available Colors:

Jean-Pierre Vitrac’s innovative calendar designs have been re-released by twentytwentyone.

The iconic modern French designer is famous for his metal lighting designs. Vitrac’s work is striking through his sculptural and rational application of metal.

The panel is made from powder-coated steel with screen-printed graphic and plastic, magnetic cursor. The plastic cursor frames define the numbers 1 – 31 giving a calendar function.

The word Imbroglio means hidden or muddled in France, where the design originates.

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Joel Young Joel Young says:
August 6, 2024 at 10:17 pm

I have one of these to sell – 2000 edition in light grey. Any idea of selling price and where to sell?
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Mark Edelsberg says:
August 7, 2024 at 4:16 pm

I sold mine for around $200. It will sell on eBay or Etsy.
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