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, Anton „Tommi“ Parzinger, auch Tommy Parzinger (* 7. Februar 1903 in München; † Juli 1981 in New York) war ein deutsch-amerikanischer Grafiker und Designer.
, Tommi Parsinger (Monaco di Baviera, 7 febb … Tommi Parsinger (Monaco di Baviera, 7 febbraio 1903 – New York, luglio 1981) è stato un illustratore e designer tedesco americano. Figlio di un scultore, studiò presso la scuola di arte applicata a Monaco di Baviera. Lavorava con ceramica, vetro, metallo e legno. Fu alunno di Richard Riemerschmid e membro del secondo gruppo di grafici con il nome die Sechs assieme a Franz Paul Glass, Valentin Zietara, Max Eschle, (Hans Ibe), . Dopo essere emigrato negli Stati Uniti d'America, continuò la sua carriera come designer soprattutto di mobili.riera come designer soprattutto di mobili.
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Tommi Parsinger (Monaco di Baviera, 7 febb … Tommi Parsinger (Monaco di Baviera, 7 febbraio 1903 – New York, luglio 1981) è stato un illustratore e designer tedesco americano. Figlio di un scultore, studiò presso la scuola di arte applicata a Monaco di Baviera. Lavorava con ceramica, vetro, metallo e legno. Fu alunno di Richard Riemerschmid e membro del secondo gruppo di grafici con il nome die Sechs assieme a Franz Paul Glass, Valentin Zietara, Max Eschle, (Hans Ibe), . Dopo essere emigrato negli Stati Uniti d'America, continuò la sua carriera come designer soprattutto di mobili.riera come designer soprattutto di mobili.
, Tommi Anton Parzinger (1903–1981) was a Ge … Tommi Anton Parzinger (1903–1981) was a German furniture designer and painter. Born in Munich in 1903, he later moved to New York City in 1932, starting his first company in 1939. He had begun by designing for Manhattan style-setter Rena Rosenthal. His works were collected by famous clients, including , Marilyn Monroe, and a number of high-fashion New York families. Parzinger's last showroom, on East 57th Street, was closed not long after his death in 1981. His focus turned to Expressionist painting during the final 15 years of his life, no longer working on designing furniture. no longer working on designing furniture.
, Anton „Tommi“ Parzinger, auch Tommy Parzinger (* 7. Februar 1903 in München; † Juli 1981 in New York) war ein deutsch-amerikanischer Grafiker und Designer.
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