Nerone Giovanni Ceccarelli Lighting

Monumental Italian Postmodern wall light. Carries 3 light bulbs.

A brass and acrylic wall light designed and produced in Italy, c. 1970s. Overall Dimensions (inches):  25.75” H x 8.25” W x 3.75“ D Back Plate Dimensions (Inches): 6 ” H x 2” W x ....

This brutalist wall light is a converted candleholder by the Danish artist Henrik Horst from the 1970s. Consisting of oxidized and treated geometric metal shapes, this abstract and ...

Giacomo Benevelli for Missaglia, 'Arabesco' wall-mounted light sculpture, metal, Italy, circa 1967 Italian designer and sculptor Giacomo Benevelli (1925-2011) designed this mesmeriz...

Rare Cini Boeri Model 235 Wall Light for Arteluce, Italy, 1970s Designer: Cini Boeri Manufacturer: Arteluce Design Period: 1970s Origin: Italy Materials: Powder-coated metal Color: ...

Beautiful 'elemento luminose' , illuminated wall sculpture designed by the renowned italian sculptors Nerone Ceccarelli & Giovanni Patuzzi (Gruppo NP2) for the gallery 'Forme and Superfici'. Turin,Italy in 1970. The panel has the engraved signature of both Nerone and Patuzzi and still bears the original 'forme and superfici' paper label to the rear of the panel. This sculpture is published in an original 'Forme e Superfici catalog' and the January 1971 issue of the renowned italian design periodical 'Interni-La rivista dell Arredamento'. Please see Literature section below for full reference. The central disc features a beautiful abstract hand crafted sculptural relief motif on metal , probably zinc, which is illuminated by a hidden fluorescent tube light. The frame surrounding the central sculptural disc is finished in stove enameled steel over a wood structure and features copper detailing. One of Nerone and Patuzzi's best known works is the enormous , 150 square metre, bas relief in zinc that they created in 1972 for the 'hemicycle' of the then new 'Schulman' building (1973) in Luxembourg which housed the early meetings of the European Parliament . The hemicycle was beautifully decorated following a project by the architect Simonis, combining different materials (leather, wood, metal) in a geometrical harmony, the whole integrated by Nerone and Patuzzi's huge zinc bas-relief on the rear wall. PLEASE SEE IMAGE 9. The zinc models were engraved using an etching technique, representing geometrical and abstract figures, and mounted on a surface of 150 square metres. The bas-relief was considered at the time to be the biggest sculpture in metal of the world. LITERATURE: Original 'Forme e superficie' catalog, confirms name as 'Elemto luminose' model ref C3 104 LZ', 'INTERNI , LA RIVISTA DELL ARREDAMENTO' January 1971, page 18, PLEASE SEE IMAGE 8. BIOGRAPHY In 1962 Nerone and Patuzzi founded the 'Gruppo NP2', an acronym that includes the initials of Nerone and Giancarlo Patuzzi: together with other artists "they experiment with new sources of poetic expression from the materials". = The aim of the group is to promote the integration of art in architecture together with other professionals, including Luigi Marchisotti, Dedalo Montali...

Sculpture steel curved sconces 1970s Italian design.

Rare light panel designed by Angelo Brotto and produced by Esperia in the mid-1970s, '70s. Decoration done by overlapping Murano glass "tongues," single light source in the center. S...

Beautiful large-scale Italian light sculpture dating from the 1970s clearly reflecting the influence of the Dutch 'De Stijl' movement and very much in the style of the work of the 'D...

Italian flush mount or wall light, 1970s. Large gilt with leaf metal rose. Height Or Depth : 5.9"(15cm), Diameter : 14.2"(36cm). Slight traces of age giving an antique charm. Deliver...

Rare wall sconce designed by Gaetano Sciolari for Lightolier in Italy, circa 1970. Gold platted metalic structure composed of more than 70 Murano crystals sticks. A magnificent sconc...

Wall light sculpture made by Poliarte, Italy 1960s. Six clear frosted and orange Murano glass ensembles with E14 bulbs are composed around one E27 bulb in the middle, all mounted ...