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by A.G. Fronzoni
for Cappellini
Born in 1923, A.G. Fronzoni, Angiolo Giuseppe Fronzoni was an Italian designer known for his work in graphic design, publishing, industrial design, architecture, and design education. He opened two studios in his lifetime. He spent much of his career educating others while working as a Professor at various design schools during the 1970s. He later opened his own school in 1982, La ScuolaBottega. Fronzoni believes it is essential to pass on the knowledge one gains throughout their career. His publishing work consists of editing and creative directing for Punta and Casabella. His industrial design work includes the Quadra Lamp, designed in 1963, the Form Zero 63+65 suitcase series for Valextra, as well as the Series ’64 furniture line — which is still in production today with Capellini.