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Poster: Klangskulptur: Das Unbekannte Meisterwerk

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Klangskulptur: Das Unbekannte Meisterwerk

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A 1962 German audio sculpture poster advertising Porzellan Audio's lost flagship product—a biomorphic speaker system cast as functional art. The cat-form design suggests mid-century Scandinavian modernism filtered through industrial ceramics; the dual drivers and upright tail evoke both animal vitality and the speaker as sculptural object. Recovered from a Frankfurt design archive, this artifact marks an obscure moment when West German manufacturers positioned domestic audio equipment as museum-grade craft. Appeals to collectors of design-object ephemera and alternate-history audio aesthetics.

Catalogued, not yet released. This artifact will become available to acquire soon.

One artifact. One owner. On acquisition it is permanently retired from the archive. You receive the high-resolution file and a signed certificate of exclusivity.

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Section
Design Objects
Style
Constructivist product poster, geometric modernism
Mood
austere, sculptural, uncanny domesticity
Palette
teal, cream, orange

Filed under

porzellan audiospeaker designgerman modernism1962cat sculptureceramicindustrial designaudio equipmentfrankfurtbiomorphicmid-centurybauhaus legacy

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