Quadrigo fractale.

Title & Author:

Quadrigo fractale.

Publication:

[1993] (Zeiningen : Naef)

Description:

1 set of building blocks (8 pieces) : painted wood ; in box 7 x 24 x 13 cm + 1 design book ([24] pages : illustrations ; 97 mm)

Notes:
Designed by Jean-Philippe Rossinelli.
Text of design book in German, French, Italian and English.

Exhibitions:

Exhibited: "Les jouets et la tradition moderniste = Toys and the modernist tradition", Centre canadien d'architecture, Dec. 15, 1993-May 1, 1994.

Summary:

Described as "logically supplementary to Quadrigo", Jean-Philippe Rossinelli's Quadrigo Fractale includes one large U-shaped block identical in its dimensions to each of the four which comprise his Quadrigo. Two more elements of the same configuration are each half the height and thickness of the first, and four more are half again of these. A cube completes this set of 8 constituents which can be assembled in a diversity of combinations

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Subject:

Wooden toys Switzerland Specimens.
Toys Switzerland Specimens.
Blocks (Toys) Switzerland Specimens.
Jouets en bois Suisse Spécimens.
Jouets Suisse Spécimens.
Cubes (Pièces de jeu) Suisse Spécimens.
Blocks (Toys)
Toys.
Wooden toys.
Switzerland.

Form/genre:

Stacking assembly system toys.
Specimens.

Added entries:

Rossinelli, Jean-Philippe, 1949-
Naef AG.

Holdings:

Location: Library main objects 94216
Call No.: TS2301.T7.W6 N343 1993
Status: Available

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