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3 - Gustav GURSCHNER (1873–1971)
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Gustav GURSCHNER (1873–1971) "Nautilus" 1898 Bronze lamp with a black patina, featuring a plant-shaped shaft that extends onto an openwork base. The reflector features a nautilus shell surmounted by a woman’s bust. Signed “Gurschner 8 99” on the base. H: 52 cm A "Nautilus" black-patinated bronze and shell lamp designed by Gustav Gurschner in 1898. Signed "Gurschner 8 99" on the base. H: 20.47 inches Bibliography: - “Radikal Schön – Jugendstil und Symbolismus: Die Sammlung Ferdinand Wolfgang Neess,” Wiesbaden Museum Editions, July 22, 2019; model reproduced and referenced on page 513, number L21. - Philippe Dahhan, “Etain 1900,” Les Éditions de l’Amateur, 2000; model reproduced under number 510. - Alastair Duncan: “Art Nouveau,” 1994, Thames & Hudson, London; model reproduced on page 204. - Alastair Duncan: “Art Nouveau and Art Deco Lightning,” 1978, Thames & Hudson, London; model reproduced on the cover and plate XXI. - Model reproduced in a catalog of the Imperial Art Foundry in Vienna (k.k. Kunstgießerei) under number “43 G,” circa 1900.
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