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His jewelry and his forays into sonic art is one of the favorite things of the designers.

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This ad by Herbert Bayer for a chair designed by Marcel Breuer can be found on page 208 of the textbook. The Breuer chair, in line with Bauhaus principles, prioritizes simplicity and practicality. This can be found in Bertoia’s chair design as well, another main similarity is the use of steel.

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The sculptor and designer Harry Bertoia was among the most productive artists of the post-war era; his work continues to exert an influence in the very different fields of jewellery design, furniture and even public sculpture. This show at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas (29 January–24 April) – Bertoia’s first museum survey in the United States for nearly half a century – presents more than 100 works, ranging from metalwork to sound sculptures, and explores his links with prominent designers and architects such as Charles and Ray Eames and Eero Saarinen.

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1. Harry Bertoia used metal to make soft curves. His metal sculptures are very different from other metal sculptures. His sculptures use hard materials and texture to create soft curves to express warmth and softness.

2.The diamond chair designed by Harry Bertoia is the most famous work in his design career. It is still so popular. There are also more than 50 public works and tens of thousands of small sculptures in his design career. Some famous works include the large copper and bronze fountain in Philadelphia municipal center, the bronze wall sculpture at Dulles International Airport near Washington, DC, and so on.

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Harry Bertoia was a metal worker ahead of his time who crossed boundaries daily. His jewelry is sculpture you wear, the monotypes a window into the universe, the chairs are sensual and sculptural and his sculptures range from welded to spill-cast to hand-shaped. His gentle nature was expressed in delicate fine wire work while his superhuman strength was needed to handle the massive architectural commissions.

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Bertoia lived from 1915-1978. He was born in Italy and moved to the United States at 15 years old.

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Harry Bertoia was a metal worker ahead of his time who crossed boundaries daily. His jewelry is sculpture you wear, the monotypes a window into the universe, the chairs are sensual and sculptural and his sculptures range from welded to spill-cast to hand-shaped. His gentle nature was expressed in delicate fine wire work while his superhuman strength was needed to handle the massive architectural commissions.