LITERATURE 

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Enevoldsen, Birgit and Christian: Brugskunst. Möbler – Textiler – Lamper. Arkitektens Forlag, 1958, p. 39 (Bo 360 for Olaf Black), pp. 76–77 (Møbelstoffer for L.F. Foght: Bahama, India, Korsør, Tåsinge) 

 

Vibeke Bruun, E. Hjort, R. Kjærgård and John Vedel-Rieper: Dansk Kunsthåndværkerleksikon. Rhodos, 1979, pp. 278–279 (cv., sofa made with chromium-plated steel and loose cushions) 

 

Frederik Sieck: Nutidig Dansk Møbeldesign. Forlag Bondo Gravesen, 1981, p. 74 (chairs and sofas, mostly produced by Georg Jørgensen & Søn) 

 

Frederik Sieck: Dansk Kunsthåndværk og Kunstindustri 1931-1981. Den Permanente, 1981, p. 76. (sofa EJ 315) 

 

Grete Jalk (ed.): Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 Aar. Københavns Snedkerlaugs Møbeludstillinger 1927–1966. Teknologisk Inst. Forlag, 1987, volume 3, pp. 28–29, 36–37, 78–79, 120–121, 192–193, 230–231, 268–269, volume 4, pp. 71-72 

 

Frederik Sieck: Nutidig Dansk Møbeldesign/Contemporary Danish Furniture Design. Nyt Nordisk Forlag Arnold Busck, 1990, p. 140 (spindle-back sofa og armchair J149 og J147, sofa, Klassikeren EJ315, dining table and spisestol rattan chair for BOLI), p. 176 (with Hans Olsen nursing home furniture Nestor 1975). New ed. 1999, English ed. 2000. 

 

Leif Fabricius: Tarm Stolefabrik – gennem 100 år. Jubilæumsskrift. 1995, p. 53 og p. 55 (J146-J149 spindle-back sofa and chair) 

 

Arkitektens Ugeskrift and Arkitekten: Ark. U 1947, pp. 186–188 (Henning Helger: Snedkerlaugets møbeludstilling 1947, with Folke Pålsson, prize-winning living-room ensemble made by master joiner K. Thomsen; with Folke Pålsson dining-room ensemble in palisander and mahogany made by master joiner E. Jørgensen); Ark.U 1948, p. 116 (purchase in competition for hotel room furniture); Ark. U 1949, pp. 209–212 (Børge Glahn: Snedkerlaugets møbeludstilling 1949, with Folke Pålsson, made by master joiner K. Thomsen); Ark. 1961, pp. 275–289 (Chr. Enevoldsen: Den danske møbelmesse (GJ-modeller); Ark. 1962, 185–198 (Chr. Enevoldsen: Den internationale møbelmesse i Køln (GJ-modeller produced by DUX); Ark. 1966, pp. 287–291 (Chr. Enevoldsen: Dansk møbelmesse 1966 (deck chair made of velvet and chrome); Ark. 1967, pp. 345–355 (Chr. Enevoldsen: Skandinavisk møbelmesse 1967. Dansk, norsk og finsk i København, svensk i Malmø (lounger made from steel tubes with leather) 

 

Nina Ewald: Own home, Skovridervej 1, Rungsted, in Bo Bedre 11/1980, p. 68 

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Dansk Kunsthaandværk, 1955, pp. 151–156, 1957, pp. 25–29, Search the archive

 

Mobilia: Mobilia Sept. 1956 no. 9, pp. 14–23 (New fabrics by Erik Ole Jørgensen; Korsør, Tåsinge, Terrazzo, Clears, Bahama, Raster, Hjortø); Mobilia Dec. 1956 no. 12, pp. 6–7 (Suede chair designed by Erik Ole Jørgensen, first prize 1953. Prod. Olaf Black together with Bovirke); Mobilia 1956: tekstiles Trolleborg Rug; Mobilia 1957 no. 25, p. 31, stand for L.F. Foght; Mobilia 1957 no. 25, p. 21, chair for Oluf Black; Mobilia 1957: tekstiles Bram, Brask; Mobilia 1958 no. 35–36, p. IV and 45, tekstiles; Mobilia 1958 no. 41, Erik Ole Jørgensen pigskin sofa and chair, made by master joiner K. Thomsen; Mobilia 1958: tekstiles Rhombe, Enø, Stige; Mobilia 1959: tekstiles Elborg, Fåborg, Colora, Coloratern; Mobilia June 1961, no. 71, pp. 23–38 (‘Hen’ and GJ-serie furniture, tekstiludstilling); Mobilia Febr. 1971, no. 187 (Song of Norway, ship’s chair produced by Lepokalusto Oy, Lahti, Finland) 

 

Special issue of Mobilia 1956, pp. 14–23: L.F. Foght presents (textiles) 

Special issue of Mobilia 1961, no. 70 (furniture designed by Erik Ole Jørgensen. Fabric by L.F. Foght. Produced by Georg Jørgensen & Søn (low chair and low sofa lav, ship’s chair, tall wing-back chair, lower wing-back chair, low lounger, tubular legs) 

Special issue of Mobilia 1974, no. 225, pp. 48–55 (Nestor series, furniture designed by Hans Olsen and Erik Ole Jørgensen 

 

Own catalogues of furniture 1960–62: GJ 1-29, GJ41-44, designed by Erik Ole Jørgensen, produced by Georg Jørgensen & Søn 

 

Politiken 2.5.86 (Jonna Dwinger: Kvalitet betaler sig. Fornemme tekstiler af Kvadrat på Kunstindustrimuseet (Danish Museum of Arts and Crafts), 20-year anniversary exhibition)

 

Kvadrat News, October 2002, no. 16 (Poul Byriel, obituary)​