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Pair of wall lamps model “Delta”
Manufactured by Artemide
Italy, 1960s
Brass, glass

Measurements
25 cm x 40 cm x 65h cm
9,8 in x 15,7 in x 25,6h in

Literature
Artemide production catalogue
Giuliana Gramigna Repertoirio 1950-2000, Allemandi Torino 2003, pag. 84.
Allemandi, 1985 Domus 399 (February 1963), pag. 107
Octagon 4 (January 1967), page 74 Domus 366 (May 1960), p. 46
Domus 399 (February 1963), p. d/108
Artemide catalog 1969, p. 63

Biography
Sergio Mazza is an Italian designer (b.1931, Milan) who studied architecture in Lausanne and after graduating in 1954 opened his own studio. Mazza is acknowledged to have made a major contribution to the Italian lighting industry through Artemide, the famous lighting company that Mazza co-founded in 1960 with engineer Ernesto Gismondi, and whose aim was to design and produce technically innovative products with a timeless character.

Mazza was able to achieve the goal he had set for Artemide, and for several decades, he not only continued to produce but also included fibreglass moulded seating and other home furniture. Among his most notable designs were the Delta Lamp (1963), the Mida Armchair (1966) and Bacco Bar (1967).

Mazza received a wide range of awards including the Compasso d'Oro for the Delta Lamp in 1960.

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