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Paavo Tynell for Taito Oy 'Concerto' Chandeliers in Brass and Amber Glass

Name: Paavo Tynell for Taito Oy 'Concerto' Chandeliers in Brass and Amber Glass
Brand: Paavo Tynell, Taito Oy
Price: 20288.61 CHF
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Paavo Tynell for Taito Oy, chandeliers from the 'Concerto' series, model '9029/4', brass, glass, metal, Finland, 1948 This majestic chandelier is designed by the master in the fields of lighting Paavo Tynell and is part of the 'Concerto' line. From a curved plate with elegant cut edges, lamp shades and multiple rods adorned with mesh leafs and spiral rosette ornaments diverge in various directions by means of smart connections. An intricate and complex construction that seduces the eye by all means. This poetic composition could be interpreted as the 'anatomy of a flower': the plate can be seen as the soil from which the flowers grow and the rods are reminiscent of the roots. The amber glass shades radiate a warm, diffused light that gets beautifully captured by the brass, highlighting the whole unit. This design is certainly a work of art in its own right. Paavo Tynell was a pioneering Finnish designer who helped shape early 20th-century lighting in Finland. He belonged to the generation that, during the 1920s and 1930s, laid the foundation for the Finnish art industry on which the renowned design movement of the 1950s would later flourish. His most active design years fell between 1919 and 1954, when Oy Taito Ab was in full operation. During that period, he created numerous decorative lamps, which found their way into both public buildings, such as churches, hospitals, restaurants, cinemas, hotels, schools, offices, and factories, and private homes. The late 1940s were particularly prolific for Tynell; it was then that his signature decorative style fully matured, blending functionalism with ornamental elements. Taito’s reputation grew among prominent architects, making it one of Finland’s leading lighting manufacturers. After World War II, Tynell expanded his influence to the United States, opening a store in New York City in April 1948, and introducing the Finland House Originals collection. Under that label, he developed several “musical” lines: Crescendo, Concerto, Sonata, Humoresque, Fantasia, and Allegro, each meticulously crafted and artistically conceived, that serve as exquisite decorative pieces with a highly personal, handcrafted touch. The 9029 chandelier, part of the Concerto series, stands as a testament to that creative era, showcasing Tynell’s artistry and Taito’s meticulous craftsmanship. The Concerto is introduced by the Finland House Lighting catalogue as follows: “Here are exciting new lighting effects that enliven traditional settings, soften modern, lend a gay festive feeling to any interior they grace. For the finer home or public place Concerto is sheer theatre. Although generously scaled, their see-through look has the airy lightness needed in today's smaller, lower-ceilinged rooms. Naturally, they have the lighting features you expect of Finland-House Originals.” Biography Finnish designer Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) began his career as a blacksmith. After studying to become a master craftsman at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki, he founded his own manufacturing company named Taito Oy. During his career, he collaborated with fellow Finnish designers and architects such as Alvar Aalto. Their collaboration proved to be very fruitful and achieved Tynell’s reputation of “the man who illuminated Finland.” Tynell’s international design influence grew thanks to the Finland House located in New York and allowed him to see himself trusted with prestigious orders both for public buildings such as the UN but also for important private collections. Based on existing models, custom versions were ordered by the Finnish upper-class. Tynell's designs are characterized by organic forms and the use of perforated brass in combination with unusual materials for lighting such as straw and cane. Please note that there are slight variations in the patina between the chandeliers. The listed price is per item.

Créateur:
Paavo Tynell (Designer),Taito Oy (Constructeur)
Dimensions:
Hauteur : 94 cm (37,01 po)Largeur : 60 cm (23,63 po)Profondeur : 60 cm (23,63 po)
Style:
Scandinave moderne (De la période)
Matériaux et techniques:
Laiton,Verre,Métal
Lieu d'origine:
Finlande
Période:
1940-1949
Date de fabrication:
1940s
État:
Usure conforme à l'âge et à l'utilisation. Every item Morentz offers is checked by our team of 30 craftspeople in our in-house workshop. Special restoration or reupholstery requests can be done. Check ‘About the item’ or ask our design specialists for detailed information on the condition.
Adresse du vendeur:
Waalwijk, NL
Numéro de référence:
Vendeur : 501172551stDibs : LU933145341202

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Paavo Tynell

Paavo Tynell était un designer industriel, connu comme le grand pionnier de l'éclairage finlandais design et affectueusement surnommé "l'homme qui a illuminé la Finlande". Tynell a été l'un des fondateurs et concepteurs en chef de Taito Oy - le premier producteur industriel de lampes et autres appareils d'éclairage en Finlande. Avec l'innovation de l'électricité au début du 20e siècle, Taito Oy et Tynell ont développé la réflexion et la fabrication de solutions d'éclairage modernes en Europe et à l'étranger.

Tynell s'est fait connaître dans les années 1930 et 1940, au cours desquelles il a collaboré avec certains des architectes finlandais les plus renommés, Alvar Aalto étant le plus notable d'entre eux. Travaillant à l'intégration de l'éclairage artificiel dans les environnements modernes, la société Taito Oy a produit des luminaires pour tous les grands projets de Aalto, y compris le Paimio Sanatorium et la Viipuri Library.

Tynell a été particulièrement salué pour son implication dans la Finland House, un atelier de design à New York qui présentait le travail de designers finlandais et d'artisans. Ses élégants designs en laiton ont connu un succès immédiat en Amérique du Nord, et il a commencé à créer des designs d'éclairage pour la prestigieuse société américaine Lightolier.

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