Patinated Brass Floor Lamp, Pivoting Three-Arm 'Triennale' Arredoluce Style RGB

Classic re-interpretation of the midcentury iconic three-arm floor lamp called Triennale. Name echoes the 1951 Triennale where it was displayed in the lighting pavillion curated by Achille, Pier Giacomo and Livio Castiglioni.
 
This modern interpretation uses a pivot connection and not the cranck from Arredoluce, or the butterfly lock of Sarfatti. Shades are simply conical with its classic holes row. Carrara marble base.
 
Made by a lab specialized in midcentury restoration. Owner is a collector himself and connoisseur of the period.
 
Everything is done with a passion for details and materials. The finish and the appearance is the same of the originals that are now extremely difficult to find in good conditions.
 
Arms and body: Made in natural solid brass and hand wax patinated. Each arm has counter-weight in the same color of the opposite shade.
 
This is the version with colored shades as the first ones were. Primary color Yellow, Red and Blue.
 
This floor lamp is current production made to order. Please write me for any special size requirement.
 
It is not a re-edition or a replica of a copyrighted chandelier. The outline of the shades was designed to summarize and recreate the 1950s chandelier from Arredoluce, Arteluce and Stilnovo but it does not belong to either and it is an original design.
 
Several versions were made at the end of the 1940s beginning of the 1950s, from my research the first was made by Angelo Lelli director of Arteluce in 47, designer Vittoriano Viganò.
 
Gino Sarfatti made a version in 51 (model 1052, Arteluce, rif: Gino Sarfatti, Opere Scelte 1938-1973, adapting the same shades of model 1031 of 1948!). I believe at the time other manufacturers made versions of this floor lamp, Stilnovo, Stilux and Oluce.
 
 
Because of the similarity in name you can even find Gino Sarfatti for Arredoluce.