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Table lamp in steel and aluminium.  Movement is the source of inspiration for all Bernard Schottlander’s work: artist, engineer-handyman, he has perfected a clever pivot-counterweight system, using flexible and resistant metal r... Read more
EAN 3700677620064

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Description

Table lamp in steel and aluminium.  Movement is the source of inspiration for all Bernard Schottlander’s work: artist, engineer-handyman, he has perfected a clever pivot-counterweight system, using flexible and resistant metal rods.
 His lights, inspired by the work of Alexandre Calder and playing on the tension between balance and imbalance, like mobiles, seem to defy the laws of gravity. The poetry of the object invites one to dream: elegance on a thread...


Dimensions and weight
730 mm x min 520 mm max 820 mm x 200 mm - 4 kg

Materials
  • Steel ,
  • Aluminium

Power
15W

Tension
220-240V / US 110V

Protecting rating
  • IP20

Certifications
  • Conformité-Européenne Conformité-Européenne

€588,00
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Mantis BS3
€588,00
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Bernard Schottlander
About the designer

Born in 1924 in Mainz, Germany, Bernard Schottlander arrived in England in 1939. During the war, he worked in structural engineering as a welder. He then took sculpture classes at Leeds College of Art, and later, thanks to a grant from the Anglo-French Art Centre in St John's Wood, he studied sculpture for a year in London. His training as a welder would play a significant role in his work.

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