Michel Dumas (xxth Century) Large Lamp Sculpture 1970

Important design lamp circa 1970 by Michel DUMAS XXth featuring a sculptural lighting in pearlescent acrylic of a free-form figure resting on a gilded bronze base topped by a black Plexiglas terrace. Good general and electrical condition. Dimensions: 72 cm high X 17 cm wide.
Michel Dumas is an iconic French designer of the 1960s and 1970s through to the 1980s, renowned for his innovative creations in acrylic. His work, often associated with the "space age" aesthetic, is characterized by clean lines and a bold use of materials. Michel Dumas' style is characterized by the use of acrylic, lucite and Plexiglas, materials that lend his creations a visual lightness and elegant transparency. His furniture, with its curved shapes and meticulous finishes, perfectly embodies the futuristic spirit of the 70s. His approach to design reflects a desire to push back traditional boundaries, exploring new forms and materials. Dumas has collaborated closely with French furniture house Roche Bobois, for whom he has designed a wide range, including coffee tables, bar carts, modular bookcases, lighting and sculptural armchairs. These pieces combine functionality with avant-garde design. Michel Dumas remains a key figure in twentieth-century design, whose works continue to influence the world of design and seduce with their timeless modernity. Today, they are sought-after by collectors and vintage design enthusiasts alike.