Summary: Publisher Summary 1 Depicts and describes more than two hundred examples of twentieth century Danish chair design   Publisher Summary 2 Describes and illustrates over 200 designs, including pieces by Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner. Black-and-white photographs show the chairs from all four sides, often with insets of detail such as the joining; the text states the designer, materials, dimensions, manufacturer, and miscellaneous information. The treatment was first published by Korinsha Press, Tokyo, in 1996. No bibliography. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.   Publisher Summary 3 Danish furniture design burst onto the international scene in the late '20s and soon came to be revered as classic. Danish Chairsis the only book available to survey the innovative, prolific output of Denmark's design elite during the years when they turned again and again to the chair. Architects and designers are notorious chair aficionados; some would say they are obsessed with chairs. With over 150 examples of fine Danish chair design by 66 premier designers, Danish Chairsis the perfect book for devotees. Each style is shown from multiple angles, accompanied by technical details and notes about the designer, as well as schematic line drawings for more than 25 chairs. With landmark works by Kaare Klint (the Peacock chair), Arne Jacobsen (the Ant chair), Finn Juhl, and Hans J. Wegner, Danish Chairsis a unique reference and source of creative inspiration for all who admire the chair.