- Published by Phaidon Press
- Editor: Phillipe Thome
- 3rd Nov. 2022
- Language: English
- Hardcover
- 492 pages
Depth: 23 cm / 9.1"
Height: 4.6 cm / 1.8"
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Phaidon is the world’s leading publisher of books on art, design, architecture, and photography, producing meticulously researched volumes that have become essential references in creative libraries worldwide. Since 1923, the London-based house has combined scholarly rigor with striking visual production values, working with leading curators, critics, and historians to give definitive shape to entire fields of visual culture.
Written by design historian Philippe Thome, this 492-page hardcover is the most comprehensive monograph ever devoted to Ettore Sottsass, the Italian architect and designer who founded the Memphis Group and redefined what colour and form could mean in design. Covering everything from his Olivetti Valentine typewriter to his radical postmodern furniture and ceramics, it traces the full arc of a career that continues to influence designers decades after his death.
