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Brass cylinder picture light - Lucien Gau - Picture lighting

Price: 906.00 €

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Aptly named after the famous Paris museum where the greatest Impressionist paintings are housed, this model of picture lamp has a rounded arm to which a horizontal cylinder is attached, allowing the painting to be illuminated. Made entirely of metal with a beautiful matt gold finish, it will elegantly illuminate any work of art.
Lucien Gau is the heir to a Parisian bronze workshop that has been in business since the 19th century. Year after year, he demonstrates his exceptional craftsmanship, built up and handed down from generation to generation, in the restoration, conservation and reproduction of lighting fixtures using techniques faithful to the period in which they originated.
Dimensions: 40cm high, 39cm long, 28cm from the wall.
The light source is provided by 2 E14 bulbs, halogen or LED, to be purchased separately.

Product reference: 22050118

Shipped within: 3 to 4 weeks

The price shown includes 20% of VAT for France. The applicable VAT and the shipping costs will be calculated in the Basket, according to the destination. Return policy: in Europe, you can return your purchase within 14 days of the reception date, if for any reason you are unhappy with it. Please read the article 10 of our Terms and Conditions for more details.

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Lucien Gau

Sublime classic style lighting, solid bronze and bohemian crystal

Founded in 1934, Lucien Gau is one of France's most prestigious lighting manufacturers. In particular, Lucien Gau designs and manufactures an exceptional range of chandeliers, sconces and candlesticks in the Dutch, Louis XIII, Louis XIV, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Directory, Empire and Restoration styles. The manufacture, of exceptional quality, is carried out entirely in France. The craftsmen employed by Lucien Gau work, finish, assemble and patinate solid bronze using the most traditional methods, inherited from a long tradition of excellence. The bronzes are cast in the traditional way: for each model, the craftsmen model the parts of a lamp, a reference copy. For each copy of this model, a sand mould is made into which the cast bronze is poured. The mould, which is broken when it is removed, is used only once. This process gives a unique finesse and allows great freedom of design. Once cooled and removed from the mould, each piece undergoes a long process of finishing: deburring, turning, chiseling fine ornamental motifs, polishing and patinating are all done by hand and require a unique know-how. The most commonly used patinas are old gold, matt tin, bright gold and antique. Lucien Gau's collections include luminaires of great elegance and balanced forms. Whether a masterful chandelier or a discreet appliqué, each model has the same manufacturing quality. Lucien Gau has illuminated many exceptional buildings, castles, ministries and palaces all over the world. Really Beautiful is proud to present such a collection of luminaires of exemplary design and quality.