Schulim Krimper b. 1 January 1893

  • Designer (Furniture Designer / Cabinetmaker)
Krimper was a Victoria-based cabinet maker and designer with a particular interest in non-figurative but expressive carving and the exploration of the values of Australian timbers such as black bean and Australian "oak". He undertook a major commission for the Cathedral Church of St Mary, Hobart in beginning in the 1950s and continuing into the following decade.
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References [<ExternalResource: Terence Lane (1 January 1987), 'Krimper'.>, <ExternalResource: Karen Finch (1 January 2006), 'SCHULIM KRIMPER: MASTER AND ENIGMA'.>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'Krimper in context: the importance of provenance to design research,' RMIT Design Archives Journal, Vol 5 No 2 2015>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'The prism of provenance: the Landau collection of Krimper furniture,' Australiana November 2015 vol 37 no 4 pp22-38>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn. "SCHULIM KRIMPER FURNITURE FROM THE LANDAU COLLECTION: A RARE SYDNEY PROVENANCE.">] [<ExternalResource: Terence Lane (1 January 1987), 'Krimper'.>, <ExternalResource: Karen Finch (1 January 2006), 'SCHULIM KRIMPER: MASTER AND ENIGMA'.>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'Krimper in context: the importance of provenance to design research,' RMIT Design Archives Journal, Vol 5 No 2 2015>, <ExternalResource: Catriona Quinn, 'The prism of provenance: the Landau collection of Krimper furniture,' Australiana November 2015 vol 37 no 4 pp22-38>]