Chandelier Franz Haegele Schwintzer & Gräff Berlin ca. 1925
Eight-flame chandelier, Max Kruger-Berlin, brass, cast, Berlin, ca. 1923
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The masterful design of this eight-flame chandelier is by Franz Haegele. It features a downward protruding spike from which rises an eight-armed rod. The lighting fixture is impressive not only in its overall appearance, but especially in its details. Eight delicate crescent-shaped moons are topped by folded shades. From each of them rises a light bulb, which is deliberately uncovered. The motif of the crescent moon is repeated in different sizes and orientations.
In a reduced formal language, the light-giving celestial bodies moons and stars are translated into stylized ornaments and inspire dreaming.
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