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Desk lamp by Jean-Michel Wilmotte *, model Washington, in black lacquered metal, cylindrical base, semi-circular base, rounded swivel cap, from the 1980s to the 20th century.
This lamp is in its juice. It works (perhaps to be revised). This model was created in 1983 for the French Embassy in Washington and then published by Lumen Center Italia (it is no longer published in black lacquered metal, but in chromed metal).
To mention: some wear and lacquer shortages especially on the domed cap, traces of oxidation, scratches and wear of time, look at the pictures.
born in 1948, is a French urban architect and designer. He studied interior architecture at the Camondo School. Graduated in 1973, he then founded his design office in Paris in 1975. In 1982, President of the French Republic François Mitterrand asked him to develop some of his private apartments in the Elysee. The mayor of Nîmes, Jean Bousquet, then commissioned the redevelopment of the town hall, then the Museum of Fine Arts. Jean-Michel Wilmotte was entered on the Table of the Order of Architects on 15 March 1993.
