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Angelo LELLI (1915–1987) Floor lamp, model no. 12128, known as the “Trienale,” made of brass and aluminum, with a tripod base supporting three light arms mounted on ball joints and a bulb cover made of black-and-white lacquered sheet metal. Produced by Arredoluce; model designed in 1947. Dimensions: 200 x 100 x 100 cm Provenance: Galerie Moderne, Paris. Bibliography: - R. ALOI, “L'arredamento moderno,” Hoepli, Milan, 1952, ill. 226. DOMUS. October 1952. - C&P FIELL. “1000 Lights, Volume 1, 1897–1959,” pp. 472–473. - “Arredoluce.” Catalogue raisonné, Silvana Editoriale, Milan, p. 114.
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