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The Easy Edges Side Chair is part of the series through which Gehry explored the structural possibilities of cardboard. The layering and gluing of numerous sheets transform a humble, everyday material into a solid, lightweight, and fully functional structure. The Metropolitan Museum holds an example designed in 1969 and manufactured in 1971, while MoMA also documents versions dated 1970 and 1972.