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Max Ingrand was a French artist who became artistic director of FontanaArte in 1954. In 1955, he created the AShanghai lamp, one of FontanaArte's iconic designs. The lamp features triangular supports made of colored crystal glass rods that form balanced compositions reminiscent of the Shanghai game. Pietro Chiesa worked with raw materials for his designs at FontanaArte and created lamps such as the Mano in 1932 and Corteccia table in 1937.
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- 2. Max Ingrand was a French artist specialized in stained glass windows. He became artistic director of FontanaArte in 1954. Ingrand created a rich series of subtle and appeallingly delicate glass lamps. In 1955, he gave birth to what was to become one of FontanaArte’s iconic table lamps, the 1855. He also designed the FontanaArte store in Via Montenapoleone, Milan, in 1970
- 3. “In 1955, Max Ingrand created articles of new design and refned workmanship, among which a very peculiar table lamp. In this lamp, free-foating supports of rodsin coloured crystal formed acrobatically balanced triangles reminiscent of the chance compositions of the familiar Shanghai game, sheltered under a vast hat lamp bulb shade” Source: “FontanaArte, una storia trasparente” (1998)
- 4. The design was drawn on July 7th, 1955 and the lamp was frst produced on May 7th, 1956. The structure was made of polished, blue coloured glass cylinders, mounted with shiny brass knuckles and a shade in black “japon” cloth and lined with white paper.
- 5. Name / Year ASHANGHAI / 1955 Tipology Table lamp Designer Max Ingrand Code 4188TR Size D47 H77 Lighting Source Max 3x42W E14 Description Table lamp with dimmer. Base made from transparent borosilicate glass. Fixing points in chrome-plated brass. Main diffuser in white acid- etched cased blown glass. Top of diffuser in foat glass sheet sandblasted on both sides. Limited Edition. Symbols F - CE - classe II – IP20
- 6. Gio Ponti meets Pietro Chiesa. FontanaArte is born. Pietro Chiesa works the raw material for his Cartoccio vase
- 9. Mano table lamp was created by Pietro Chiesa in 1932 specifcally on commission for the study of Italian author Ezio d’Errico in his Turin residence. The interior decoration was carried out by the Torinese architect Carlo Mollino who relied on the services of creative brain Pietro Chiesa. The Mano lamp was a one-off creation allowing FontanaArte to re issue this unique piece in its 80 year commemoration collection. The above photograph showing the Mano is taken from the 1940 issue of Domus magazine of 1940, nr 145. Mano Pietro Chiesa 1932
- 10. For a few years, Pietro Chiesa shared the Art Direction in FontanaArte with Giò Ponti, also well known for his design of “hands” in a highly original and creative application.
- 11. Name / Year MANO / 1932 Tipology Table lamp Designer Pietro Chiesa Code 4208 Size D36 H70 Lighting Source Max 1x75W E27 (IN) o 1x70W (HA) Description Table lamp with dimmer. Base in marble powder and resin and square section stem in metal, both painted “soft” matt black. Hand in white marble powder and resin. Diffuser in black fabric lined with white PVC. Symbols F - CE - classe II – IP20
- 13. The Corteccia table was created by Pietro Chiesa in 1937 and frst produced in 1939. It consisted of a natural wooden column sculptured to look like a tree trunk with a metal rod inside that held the top round glass plate and the gold-plated circular base seamlessly together. The table was never produced industrially and therefore remained one of its kind. Source: FontanaArte archives, 1939
- 14. Name / Year CORTECCIA / 1937 Tipology Table Designer Pietro Chiesa Code 4220N Size D62 H64 Lighting Source NA Description Coffee table: top and base in mirror-fnish glass, edged in matt black painted wood. Base of white marble powder and resin shaped to look like a tree trunk. Symbols NA