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P. V. Jensen Klint
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P. V. Jensen Klint

Danish architect
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  • Collapsible teak deck chair with wicker seat by Klint, 1933
    Kaare Klint

    Jensen Klint, considered Denmark’s leading early 20th-century architect, Kaare worked first as an architect but later as a furniture designer. He founded (1924) the Danish Academy of Art, in which he became the first professor of the furniture department. Unlike his French and German contemporaries, his…

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    Jensen Klint, considered Denmark’s leading early 20th-century architect, Kaare worked first as an architect but later as a furniture designer. He founded (1924) the Danish Academy of Art, in which he became the first professor of the furniture department. Unlike his French and German contemporaries, his…

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