Paul Talman, interactive FIFTY FIFTY lamp / light sculpture, 1960s

2,450.00

Exceptional light object named ‘Fifty Fifty’ in very good vintage condition. The lamp can be used as a table lamp, floor lamp and sconce. Designed by Paul Talman in the 1965, Switzerland. The base of the lamp is executed in aluminum and holds nine rotating plastic balls, each ball has ‘ON’ printed to the white side and ‘OFF’ printed to the black side. Each ball can be rotated to create different patterns. The lamp needs 9 x QT9/12V 10W/G4 halogen bulbs.

Trained in Bern as a lithographer, Paul Talman was a Swiss sculpture and artist known for abstract work and “motion pictures”. Starting in 1960 he created his famous models and ball images as kinetic objects that earned him worldwide notoriety. While in the United States, Talman designed for Knoll and patented several projects and inventions.

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“Fifty Fifty Lamp”, signed with label

| DIMENSIONS   h 40 cm w 40 cm d 8 cm
| PERIOD   1960s / later edition 1999
| PLACE OF ORIGIN    Germany
| PROVENANCE   private collection, NL
| MATERIALS   aluminium, powder coated, plastic
| CONDITION   in good vintage condition, small traces of uses on the balls
| We ship worldwide and fully insured, more information here.

Please note: This is a unique vintage item and has trace of use/storage and may have cracks/loss of paint.
Artworks are hard to photograph, we tried to get the colors to match the actual artwork. However, some differences may occur. Please take a close look to the photos.
THE ART OF MAKING

Paul Talman invites the audience to INTERACT with the piece.

This item was chosen for its unique style and quality.
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