Eames Plywood Elephant
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In the early 1940s, Charles and Ray Eames spent several years developing and refining a technique for moulding plywood into three-dimensional shapes, creating a series of furniture items and sculptures in the process. Among these initial designs, the two-part elephant proved to be the most technically challenging due to its tight compound curves, and the piece never went into serial production. One prototype, which was given to Charles's 14-year-old daughter Lucia Eames, was loaned to the Museum of Modern Art in New York for a 1946 exhibition. It is still in the possession of the Eames family today.
Note: this 3D model is just a reproduction inspired by a real product. No copyrights are being violated.
CATEGORY: Decoration
FILE SIZE: 9.3 MB
PLATFORMS:
- 3ds Max + Corona (.max)
- Blender + Cycles (.blend)
- OBJ/FBX export formats
3DS MAX VERSION: 2016
POLYGON COUNT: 41 376
TAGS: eames elephant wood plywood vintage scandinavian bended