The Fratina chairs by Mario Ceroli for Poltronova, designed in 1972, are among the most emblematic expressions of Italian Radical design, where historical reference is reinterpreted through a sculptural and conceptual lens. Inspired by the traditional Savonarola chair, Ceroli reduces the form to a sequence of interlocking wooden planes, transforming a classical typology into a bold, graphic silhouette. Executed in solid wood, the chairs emphasize outline and structure over mass, with their rhythmic construction creating a dynamic interplay of positive and negative space. The repetition of elements generates a strong visual cadence, while the absence of ornament underscores Ceroli’s interest in archetypal form and seriality. Both functional and symbolic, the Fratina chairs operate at the intersection of furniture and sculpture. An exploration of history distilled into a radically modern language. Condition: Very good vintage condition Material: Pine wood Designer: Mario Ceroli Model: Fratina Manufacturer: Poltronova Design year: 1972 Dimensions: 55 × 53 × 191 cm This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution