The chair known as Marina, attributed to Jorge Zalszupin , with a design dating from approximately 1959 and manufactured by L'Atelier . The name "Marina" is of recent use, adopted later to identify the model, in homage to one of his daughters . An authentic and original vintage piece from the period , not a contemporary reissue.

 The structure features a precise and elegant design, with a seat and backrest in fine rosewood, combined with an exposed metal base — a solution consistent with the constructive language recurrent in Zalszupin's production. The suede upholstery is original from the period , preserving the materiality, texture, and tone characteristic of the original manufacture.

 The chair stands out for its advanced ergonomics for its time, its formal rigor, and the balance between comfort and structural expression. It is a significant piece in the context of Brazilian modernist design, valued by collectors, architects, and curators.

 Suitable for use in contemporary settings as well as for inclusion in collections of historical and collectible furniture.

 Materials: rosewood, metal, and genuine suede.
 Dating: Design c. 1959 (acquired c. 1962)
 Origin: Brazil
 Condition: Vintage, original from the period.
 Authenticity: original piece, not a reissue.