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BRONZE Seller in
La-Spezia, Italia
This chandelier is a classic and refined example of **Mid-Century Modern lighting from the 70s**, strongly attributable to the style or manufacturing of **Gaetano Sciolari**, one of the most famous Italian lighting designers of that period. Here is a detailed description of the structure and design: ### Structure and Materials * **The Central Body:** The chandelier is built with a geometric framework in **polished brass** (or golden metal). The structure develops around a central ring from which the arms radiate on multiple levels, creating a strong three-dimensional and sculptural effect. * **Lampholders:** They are made up of brass cylinders oriented vertically (some facing upwards, others downwards). This alternation is typical of Sciolari's design, designed to distribute the light homogeneously both as direct and ambient lighting. * **The Glass Elements:** The real distinctive feature is given by the numerous **transparent and satin glass diffusers**. They have an elongated "buttonhole" or flattened "capsule" shape. These elements are individually attached to the curved brass arms, surrounding the entire structure like a crown of modernist crystals. ### Style and Aesthetic Impact * **Geometric and Modular Design:** Typical of the 70s, the chandelier combines the rigidity of the straight lines of the cylindrical lamp holders with the softness of the curves of the arms and glass. * **Light Effect:** When turned on, the combination of polished brass and glass (which has satin areas to avoid glare) creates a warm light, rich in reflections and chiaroscuro, transforming the object into a real luminous sculpture with a strong visual impact. It is a modern piece of great elegance, ideal for enhancing environments with a retro, minimalist or contemporary taste.
ID: 131039-1779182138-151738
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