Marianne BRANDT and Hin BREDENDIECK at the BAUHAUS - Lot 52

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Marianne BRANDT and Hin BREDENDIECK at the BAUHAUS - Lot 52
Marianne BRANDT and Hin BREDENDIECK at the BAUHAUS KANDEM Publisher "N° 702", model created in 1928 Small lamp with an ovoid reflector made from a swiveling cylinder on an arched arm and a sloping base in green-lacquered metal. Screw signed "Kandem Height: 25 cm Bibliography: - Charlotte and Peter Fiell (ed), '1000 lights', Taschen 2005, vol I, p 250. Note: A similar example is in the collections of the Centre Pompidou. VEB Leuchtenbau Leipzig, LBL was founded in 1889 by Max Körting (1862-1948) and Wilhelm Mathiesen (1859-1936) as "Körting & Mathiesen AG". It was one of Germany's first lighting manufacturers. In 1914, "Kandem" was chosen as the brand name, and it was in February 1928 that the first contract for the artistic design of lighting fixtures was signed by Professor Moholy-Nagy, head of the metal workshop at the Bauhaus. The company's first "design classics" were the desk lamps designed by Marianne Brandt (1893-1983) and Hin Bredendieck (1904-1995) in 1928, the year Brandt became head of the metal workshop at Bauhaus. In the Bauhaus metal workshop, Brandt worked with Christian Dell, Hans Przyrembel and Wilhelm Wagenfeld.
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