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ERICH DIECKMANN (1896–1944)
Modernist oak armchair upholstered in blue velvet fabric, circa 1928.
Erich Dieckmann was a German cabinetmaker, furniture designer, and university lecturer, considered one of the most important furniture designers of the Bauhaus in Weimar and Dessau. He primarily developed furniture, focusing on cabinets,
tables, and seating, initially executed in wood with simple geometric forms and rectangular frames, emphasizing functional clarity and standardized production.
Dimensions: H 75 cm × W 85 cm ×D 65 cm - H 29.5 in. × W 33.5 in. × D 25.6 in.
Period: Circa 1928
Material: Solid oak, velvet upholstery
Provenance: Zeitlos Gallery, Berlin

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