Inside Out - Einsichten der Möbelkunst (englisch)

Between the 2 November 2018 and the 24 February 2019 the Museum of Decorative Arts Berlin presents an exceedingly elaborate example of Neoclassical furniture in all of its individual parts. Their detailed virtuosity poses general questions about technique and workmanship as well as about aesthetic qualities of furniture design, revealing the essence of the art of furniture making: the timeless pleasure in elegantly curved veneer surfaces, in the artful presentation of the natural material of wood and in the mechanics of transformability as it still exists in part in today’s technically and industrially shaped furniture production.

[@sssS-is2fe]

Wow, this is so amazing. Thank you so much!

[@raeesterlina6941]

But you've deprived us of the joy of hearing wood sliding and mechanisms poping

[@philipbyrnes7501]

Magnificent, thank you for sharing this amazing piece of exceptional craftsmanship, truly wonderful to behold, thank you

[@manny3655]

It’s simply the work of Genius…

[@estudioburlak1330]

Didnt know that such extraordinario piece of art exiat

[@gualtercalisto.miranda2328]

Artiste

[@cameronk4758]

Schneevogl is obviously very skilled which is why it’s sad only a writing cabinet with a single view of it all closed up is easily found and this piece which is the only well documented one that seems to be out there. Oeben, the father & son Roentgens and Riesener among others are easy enough to find, but not Schneevogl. I’m hopeful the museum’s website will have more of his pieces documented in pictures, videos and/or maybe some renderings/design sketches

[@cynthiaschupak5842]

R U doin ok?