Floor lamp; Attributed to Marc du Plantier, 1940s.

Floor lamp; Attributed to MARC DU PLANTIER (Madagascar 1901, Paris 1975), France, 1940s.
Iron and linen shade.
In good condition commensurate with use and age, with original patina on the iron, visible welds typical of artisan manufacture and updated wiring.
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Floor lamp with rectangular base in hammered iron, linear shaft in wrought iron with dark patina and rectangular lampshade in linen of recent manufacture.
The design of this lamp harmonizes with the conceptual line of Marc du Plantier, essential decorator of the international high bourgeoisie. His furniture, tapestries and curtains adorned luxurious mansions in Paris, Mexico City, Madrid and Beirut. Although Plantier's recognition did not come during his lifetime, the serene and luxurious majesty of his creations made him one of the benchmarks of contemporary design. The sofa in question is determined by pure lines and right angles. Raised on four stipe legs, it has a carved and gilded wood structure and fine greenish upholstery.