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H. R. Giger: Harkonnen Chair (1965)
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It's My Little Monday! With...European Outdoor Fiberglass Pony Statues! Fresh from the land of confusion...I mean the land of no credit or context hardly ever...I mean...Pinterest (Whee) comes this uncommon photo of G1 Fiberglass Statues and clearly the Pony Nursery too, as a backdrop. Just what was this? These are neat, because they are either life size, or approximately so, maybe a bit smaller. There is Princess Sarena there with Prickles the green princess dragon (Princess Aquamarine) , a Buttons statue and a Gusty statue. Have you ever seen the dragon statue before? Isn't it interesting? This is huuuuge, the facade of the nursery and also Paradise Estate over there, it must have been to some big production of some kind. If information appears later on, the post may be amended or another post will appear. Fiberglass ponies were also in America, but as outdoor items in the elements, wherever they are, and being big, and being one-offs, they could get destroyed, become rare, or just go forgotten in a junk yard somewhere so having a look at them is important.
Sunball Chair by Gunter Ris & Herbert Selldorf for Rosenthal, 1960s
Fiberglass, Metal, Upholstery
Dimensions: W178cm x H150cm x D178cm.
Kerry James Marshall's 'Vignette', acrylic / fiberglass, 2003
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"La Tana" (also known as the "Banga" bungalow)
"Banga" is a modular, space-age, micro-architecture structure designed by Italian architect Carlo Zappa in the early 1970s. It was produced by the company 3R and distributed by Bungalows International SRL.
The unit has external dimensions of approximately 3.24m x 3.24m x 2.80m, offering an 8.1m² floor space. It is constructed from a double layer of fiberglass-reinforced polyester resin (GRP) sheets with insulation in between.
The interior typically features a living room-bedroom layout with two sofas that can be converted into four beds. It includes various integrated niches, shelves, and cupboards for storage. The interior is often finished in high-gloss white paint, though some variations in interior color exist.
The structure weighs approximately 850 kg and was designed as modular architecture, intended to be easily transportable and assembled.
