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Cedric Hartman Low Profile Floor Lamp in Bronze, 1969
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Description
Cedric Hartman Low Profile Floor Lamp in Bronze, 1969
Model 1MUWV Low Profile Floor Luminaire
Features:
Adjustable height: 35–42”
Swivel stem and rotating reflector (140° on socket, 670° on stem)
Ideal for use next to a chair, sofa, or bedside
Dimmer: Lucite knob 150w, full-range electronic
Dimensions:
Width: 11"
Depth: 13.50"
Details:
Impressed signature and manufacturer's mark: "Cedric Hartman Made in U.S.A."
Part of the Museum of Modern Art permanent collection since 1967
Elegant and timeless, this lamp epitomizes mid-century modern design.
Condition:
minor scratches and patina throughout, consistent with age and use
"Cedric You're Breaking my Heartman" -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: bronze lucite Condition: Good. minor scratches and patina throughout, consistent with age and use Creation Date: 1969 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: C00004899 Incollect Reference #: 776792
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