Michel BUFFET (1931-2024) Dual-light floor lamp
Black-lacquered metal structure …

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Michel BUFFET (1931-2024)

Dual-light floor lamp Black-lacquered metal structure and white-lacquered metal diffuser H. Height: 180 cm Robert Mathieu, circa 1953 References - Revue Mobilier et décoration, June 1955, n.p. - Catalog of the exhibition Lumières je pense à vous, Centre Georges Pompidou & Hermé, 1985, p. 136. - Clémence & Didier Krzentowski, The complete Designers' lights (1950-1990), JRP Ringier, 2011, p. 45. - Pascal Cuisinier, Robert Mathieu, Silvana, 2022, p. 69.

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Michel BUFFET (1931-2024)

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