Luminator Lamp by Luciano Baldessari, Italy, 1979

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The Luminator was presented by Luciano Baldessari at the universal exhibition in Barcelona in 1929. A true Futurist sculpture.

The floor light, called Luminator, was presented by Luciano Baldessari at the universal exhibition in Barcelona in 1929 as a true Futurist sculpture. It appeared as a dynamic form like a ballerina at the stand of Italian fabrics at the Expo in Barcelona in 1929. A chrome-plated extruded aluminium cylinder is mounted on ball bearings...

Beautiful Luminator floor lamp made entirely of brass, the top widens to a goblet or trumpet shape, allowing for indirect, warm and soft light. The base is rounded and stable to supp...

Pietro Chiesa (1913-2016) Floor lamp model “Luminator” Manufactured by Fontana Arte Italy, 1963 Painted steel and concrete base covered in brass. Measurements 33 Ø cm x 186h cm 12,99 Ø in x 73,22h in Literature Domus, n. 115, luglio, 1937, p. 16, pubblicita`; F. Deboni, Fontana Arte. Gio Ponti, Pietro Chiesa, Max Ingrand, Allemandi Editore, Torino, 2012, ill. 95, 96. Condition Some dents on the edges and corrosions over the lamshade and base. Biography Pietro Chiesa (born 1892, Milan–died 1948...