MAX LE VERRIER (1892-1973) Lumina" sculpture-lamp. Young woman on tiptoe holding a frosted glass globe (original) at arm's length, octagonal stepped base in portor marble. Proof in cast iron with green patina. Handwritten signature "Le Verrier" and circular foundry stamp "Le Verrier Paris" on the bronze terrace. Circa 1930 (Wear and stains) Height 68 cm - Length 36 cm - Width 12 cm A 'Lumina' sculpture lamp in frosted glass (original), marble and cast iron with green patina. Signed and stamped (Wear and stains). 26 3/4 x 14 1/8 x 4 3/4 in. We would like to thank Mr. Damien Blanchet Le Verrier, the artist's great-grandson, for the information he provided.

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