As an occasional passenger on longhaul flights, I am relieved that airline seats have come a long way in the last eighty years.
This particular seat from 1928 (left) features in Take Your Seat: A History of Airline Passenger Chairs an exhibition at the San Francisco Airport Museum that continues until 15 January. I saw the exhibition when I was travelling through SFO last year.
At the same time, I lingered over exhibits in Scandinavian Modernism: In Pursuit of Function and Beauty which included Arne Jacobsen's classic ant chair (right) and other shapely chair creations. (This exhibition is now over.) Little did I know that I was collecting inspiration for a Twelve by Twelve challenge!
Later PS: Nic's blog has this great photo of the Christmas Chair Tree I mentioned in an earlier post.
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