Pedro Miralles Claver
Pedro Miralles Claver (26 August 1955 - 30 August 1993) was a Spanish industrial designer and architect. He was one of Spain's leading designers in the latter half of the 20th century. An architecture graduate, his studies started in Valencia and finished in Madrid.
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Pedro Miralles Claver
- Name
- Pedro Miralles
- Birth Name
- Pedro Miralles Claver
- Born
- 26 August 1955
- Birthplace
- Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain
- Died
- 30 August 1993
- Known for
- Industrial and architectural design
- Nationality
- Spain
- Occupation
- architect · designer
- Languages
- Spanish
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Pedro Miralles Claver (26 August 1955 - 30 August 1993) was a Spanish industrial designer and architect. He was one of Spain's leading designers in the latter half of the 20th century. An architecture graduate, his studies started in Valencia and finished in Madrid.
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He knew people linked with the postmodernist movement in Spain in the capital: the architect Rafael Moneo, his university teacher, and some of the representatives of the Movida Madrileña, such as the film director Pedro Almodóvar and the fashion designer Jesús del Pozo. A year later, he did his first individual furniture exhibition in Valencia. Since then, he worked for many Spanish, French and Italian businesses. His most famous works include La silla de Hakernar ("Hakernar's Chair", 1987); Sillas Andrews Sisters ("Andrews Sisters' Chairs", 1988); Silla de Lyns ("Lyns' Chair", 1989); Lámpara líquida ("Liquid Lamp", 1991); Silla de arabescos ("The Arabesques' Chair", 1992).
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• Name — Pedro Miralles • Birth Name — Pedro Miralles Claver • Born — 26 August 1955 • Birthplace — Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain • Died — 30 August 1993 • Place of death — Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain • Known for — Industrial and architectural design
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1955
Pedro Miralles Claver born at Valencia.
1993
Pedro Miralles Claver died at Valencia.
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- Pedro Miralles Claver, el reencuentro, ARXIU. Revista de l'Arxiu Valencià del Disseny, 2022
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