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A wall lamp called "kinetic spirals" from the house "Mathieu Lustrerie" based in Gargas in the Luberon in Provence. These attractive modern and stylistic shapes are inspired by the region's chimney caps. It is the era of kinetics and optical games that Henri Mathieu imagines in full light. This model, created in 1962, is the first flagship of family creations that are still produced today. The wall lamp is in very good condition. The aluminum slats are white lacquered inside to better reflect the light. Lit, the play of shadows cast on the wall is the most beautiful effect. The original design wall lamp is very elegant.

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