Quasimodo Lamp - Aristide By Ranieri
This patinated plaster figure depicting Quasimodo (a well-known and important character from Victor Hugo’s work) is a highly intriguing piece; he holds a lantern made of sheet metal and tinted glass, signed “A de RANIERI” on the base.
This artist of Italian origin worked almost exclusively in France, where he produced works primarily in the Art Nouveau style.
Among those cataloged is a lamp titled “Quasimodo—painted plaster lamp figure.”
This piece can be dated to the early 20th century and is in very good condition, aside from a few scratches on the back.
It is offered as-is, without verification of electrical functionality, which will require bringing it up to current safety standards.
Height: 37.4 cm
Base diameter: 15 cm
This artist of Italian origin worked almost exclusively in France, where he produced works primarily in the Art Nouveau style.
Among those cataloged is a lamp titled “Quasimodo—painted plaster lamp figure.”
This piece can be dated to the early 20th century and is in very good condition, aside from a few scratches on the back.
It is offered as-is, without verification of electrical functionality, which will require bringing it up to current safety standards.
Height: 37.4 cm
Base diameter: 15 cm
380 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Plaster
Diameter: 15
Height: 37,4
Reference (ID): 1826952
Availability: In stock
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