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Designed in 1963 by Hans Harald Rath, "Exploding Stars" were made as a present from the Austrian people to the USA out of gratitude for rescuing Austria from the Nazi-regime for the new Metropolitan Opera House New York in 1966. Designed and executed by J & L Lobmeyr Vienna, in an unconventional, striking method of construction. Prescription and illustration are to find in an article of Ingrid Müller, Leuchten in der Metropolitan Opera, New York, Lichttechnik 1/1967, Berlin
Material
brass, Swarovski strass and hand-cut Crystal-glass
TECHNICAL DATA
| Height: | 45 cm (17.72 inch) |
| Ø: | 75 cm (29.53 inch) |
| Sockets: | 16 x Edison screw sockets E12/E14 for incandescent or LED |
| Power: | 25 |
Energy Efficiency Class
Bulbs with energy efficiency class A++ to E can be used for this lamp.
Certificate
On request all antiques and pieces of arts are delivered with an expertise made out by a certified appraiser for art and antiques on the commercial court in Vienna.