Important lamp in blown glass and decorated with the technique of wires and buttons hot welded to the crystal cylinder, cotton fabric lampshade.
Chrome metal parts.
No. 1 E27 LED bulb not included
Measurements: Diameter cm50, height cm74
Florian B table lamp Murano glass by Paolo Crepax
€658,80(Approx. $790,56)
Description
Blown glass lamp by Murano masters, who rediscovers the history of Venetian traditions of the art of glass with the precision and attention to detail that distinguishes us. Each stage of the process is handmade, each piece may differ in decoration compared to the photo as each object is unique.
Provided with Warranty Certificate. Delivery takes 10-20 days with 100% insured express courier.
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Master Paolo Crepax
at the tender age of 10 years begins to work with the master glassmaker Livio Seguso then in 1966 at 16 years Master Scarpa Fulvio gave him his first square as “Master” until 1973 when Maestro Paolo Crepax began an independent journey and opened a furnace Vetreria Clown Murano. He began the production of clowns clowns, Venetian ladies and other souvenirs.
In 1979 Paolo Crepax innovator and immersed in the vital artistic life of the Venice of the time transforms the glassworks Clown srl in “Filigrana srl” with an artistic orientation in particular on the processing precisely called “Filigrana”, the research expands into an experimental path in the world of lighting and objects and begins a successful production with the technique of filigree.
In 1984 Paolo Crepax began to increase quality by focusing on contemporary creativity and then began working for established companies such as Glass Signature, Leucos, Artemis, Vistosi, Otylight, etc.
In recent years he has dabbled with painting, pouring into the canvases his colors and his artistic visions.
His thought of it …
“After 54 years of work for me it is as if it were still the first day. I could not help but work this extraordinary and fascinating subject, an art that does not sleep at night, wakes you at 3 in the morning, sketch a drawing and want to see it materialize in the glass. Even nicer to finish the work on Friday and wait anxiously on Monday to resume “Living”.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 50 × 74 cm |
|---|---|
| Stile | Modern |
