State Telephone Box, Brinkman en Van der Vlugt Architecten, after 1933 - before 1964
screen print, h c.254cm × w c.90cm × d c.100cm More details
From 1933 the Dutch state-run telephone company (PTT) put up hundreds of public telephone boxes throughout the Netherlands. With its minimalist glass and steel construction, this structure was a paragon of modernity. Along with a pay telephone it was furnished with a writing ledge and a package rest. Everything is suspended from two rods.
