Scott Burton's "Two Curve Chair" (1989) is one of the artist's iconic chairs, and also one of his last. It's made of two flat panes of steel that look as if they've been gently bent into letter shapes--a u on its side, with a short, open l on top-and stacked with edges perfectly aligned. The design plays on contrasts: sturdy one the one hand, delicate on the other, a play on empty space and different form from a profile vs. a head on look. *Reproduction, including downloading of Scott Burton works is prohibited by copyright laws and international conventions without the express premission of Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.