Important Art Nouveau Bronze Lamp “winged Woman” By Vergn

A very beautiful and rare Art Nouveau bronze lamp with a golden-brown patina, depicting a slender and graceful winged female figure holding a luminous glass tulip in each hand. This lamp-sculpture is distinguished by the great fluidity of its lines, the elegance of its movement, and the richness of its vegetal decoration—key characteristics of the Art Nouveau style. The female figure, rendered with sensuality and finesse, appears to rise in an upward movement, emphasized by the swirling drapery and the delicate modeling. The wings, adorned with foliate motifs, reinforce the symbolic and poetic dimension of the work. The two glass tulips, with their organic shapes and amber hues, diffuse a soft and warm light, perfectly in harmony with the bronze patina. The entire piece rests on a sculpted bronze base, ensuring stability and a striking decorative presence. Work signed by Vergnano, a sculptor renowned for his decorative creations combining sculpture and lighting, in the spirit of the great French and Italian productions of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Functional electrical wiring.