In 1964 Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper designed Algol for Brionvega, a TV destined to revolutionize the previous canons and the same domestic environments that host him. With its unmistakable lines is one of the representative products of the Italian Style of the sixties, the Briionvega algol color TV is exhibited in the most famous international museums, including the prestigious Museum of Modern Art (Moma) in New York. Algol is characterized by the inclined and rounded screen (Zanuso compared him to a faithful dog who looks up his master), with a removable metal handle and a bright plastic body in three chromatic variants: orange sun, black night and moon gray. By purchasing this insertion you will receive the object you see in the photo in the conditions of the same. For international.
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