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Lámpara de mesa GIOVA grande de Gae Aulenti para FontanaArte

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Una hermosa pieza de iluminación que también es escultórica, la lámpara de mesa GIOVA Large fue creada por Gae Aulenti para FontanaArte. Mitad jarrón, mitad lámpara, Giova marcó el debut de Gae Aulenti en el diseño de iluminación.

Disponible en dos tamaños, esta lámpara es a la vez lámpara y escultura luminosa. La fuente de luz está alojada dentro de un recipiente de vidrio transparente que descansa sobre una base de metal. Encima del cuenco hay un cuenco más pequeño de vidrio pulegoso soplado (que significa "con burbujas irregulares") que sirve como jarrón.

Luz difusa no regulable. Base cromada. Globo terráqueo fabricado en cristal soplado transparente. Media esfera superior de vidrio soplado transparente y coloreado con burbujas decorativas. Cable de alimentación, interruptor y enchufe negros. Enchufe europeo de dos clavijas. Bombilla no incluida.

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Color: gris, dorado, plateado, transparente

Material: Vidrio, Metal

Dimensiones (cm): Al 59 x Ø 50

Dimensiones (pulg.): Alto 23,2 x Ø 19,7

Peso: 14kg

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Gae Aulenti

Gae Aulenti graduated from Milan Polytechnic in 1953 and from 1956 she worked in the city designing for architecture, interiors and industry and theatre scenery. In 1979 she was called on as artistic director of FontanaArte, creating timeless lamps and furnishing elements that are still part of the company's catalogue.

In particular: the Giova lamp (1964), Tavolo con ruote table (1980) and Tour table (1993). Together with Piero Castiglioni, she designed the Parola family of lamps (1980), wall lamps Diamante (1986) and Calle (1988), and the Diastema spot light (1994). Her many architectonic projects are prestigious and include the refurbishment and a new layout for the Musée d‘Orsay (1980-86) and the Musée National d’Art Moderne at the Centre Pompidou (1982-85); the refurbishment of Palazzo Grassi in Venice (1985-86); the new entrance for Santa Maria Novella station in Florence (1990); Palazzo Italia at EXPO ‘92 in Seville; the restoration of the Scuderie Papali at the Quirinale in Rome (1999); the renovation of Piazzale Cadorna in Milan (2000); the “Museo” and “Dante” stations on underground line 1 and redesign of Piazza Cavour and Piazza Dante in Naples (1999-2002); the new Asian Art Museum in San Francisco (1996-2003); the Catalan Museum of Art in Barcelona (1985-2004); the restoration of the Palavela in Turin for the Winter Olympic Games in 2006; the institute of culture in Tokyo (2006); the restoration of Palazzo Branciforte in Palermo and transformation into a museum (2011).

She received many prizes and awards including: “Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur” (Paris), Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects – Hon. FAIA; Praemium Imperiale for Architecture (Tokyo), “Knight Grand Cross” of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (Rome), honorary degree in the Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design (Providence, USA).