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Mariano Fortuny Lamp, c. 1903
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$7
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Platform:3dsMax 2015 + fbx
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Corona
Size:
4 MBNEW
Colors:
Length:58 cm
Width:42 cm
Height:61 cm
Style:Classic
Materials: Metal
Formfactor:
Published 23 April 2026
https://ecart.paris/collections/luminaires/products/lampe-1903-fr 

Mariano Fortuny
Lamp, c. 1903

Lacquered aluminum, lacquered and chromed steel & brass.

H. 61 × W. 42 × D. 58 cm
H. 610 × W. 420 × D. 580 mm
H. 24 × W. 16.5 × D. 22.75 in

After extensive research into light and electricity, Mariano Fortuny developed a system of concave reflectors in his Venetian palace to reduce glare. This innovation led him, a few years later, to design the 1903 Lamp.

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Mariano Fortuny
Lamp, c. 1903


Lacquered aluminum, lacquered and chromed steel, brass.

Height 61 × Width 42 × Depth 58 cm
Height 610 × Width 420 × Depth 580 mm

After extensive research into light and electricity, Mariano Fortuny developed a system of concave reflectors in his Venetian palace to reduce glare. This innovation led him a few years later to create the 1903 Lamp.
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Mariano Fortuny Lamp, c. 1903

PRO
$7
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2015 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Corona
Size:
4 MBNEW
Colors:
Length:58 cm
Width:42 cm
Height:61 cm
Style:Classic
Materials: Metal
Formfactor:
Published 23 April 2026
https://ecart.paris/collections/luminaires/products/lampe-1903-fr 

Mariano Fortuny
Lamp, c. 1903

Lacquered aluminum, lacquered and chromed steel & brass.

H. 61 × W. 42 × D. 58 cm
H. 610 × W. 420 × D. 580 mm
H. 24 × W. 16.5 × D. 22.75 in

After extensive research into light and electricity, Mariano Fortuny developed a system of concave reflectors in his Venetian palace to reduce glare. This innovation led him, a few years later, to design the 1903 Lamp.

-----

Mariano Fortuny
Lamp, c. 1903


Lacquered aluminum, lacquered and chromed steel, brass.

Height 61 × Width 42 × Depth 58 cm
Height 610 × Width 420 × Depth 580 mm

After extensive research into light and electricity, Mariano Fortuny developed a system of concave reflectors in his Venetian palace to reduce glare. This innovation led him a few years later to create the 1903 Lamp.