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Cesare Lacca
Known for his wooden food trolleys with organic lines (among the most iconic the model made for Cassina in the 50s) and for his brass objects, the Neapolitan designer and architect Cesare Lacca (1929) is one of the most representative names of the Italian furniture style that established itself in the post-war period. In 1950s, together with Albini, Caccia Dominioni, Gardella and Mollino, Lacca is among the exhibitors of the furniture section of the traveling exhibition "Italy at work: her Renaissance in design today", organized by the Brooklyn Museum of New York together with the Art Institute of Chicago: the occasion, in which his furniture and objects are appreciated internationally for the elegance of their proportions, also lays the foundations of a working stay of Lacca in the United States, in the mid-1950s.
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