Lucellino LED Table Lamp Under the artist Henri Matisse cut

the artist Henri Matisse cut a small bird from a piece of white paper

an artist represented in MoMA’s collection

This notecard set was produced to commemorate the MoMA exhibition Matisse: The Red Studio

and as the institution's unofficial architect from the late 1940s to the early 1970s

photography

Lucellino LED Table Lamp Under the artist Henri Matisse cutFor the Lucellino Lamp, Ingo Maurers design from 1992, a winged lightbulb suggests a poem as object: In Italian, luce means light while uccellino translates as little bird. A design in MoMAs collection, the Lucellino is composed of a glass LED lit bulb and wings made from goose feathers. The lamps stand creates the illusion of delicate threads tracing the flying bulbs trajectory. The Lucellino Table Lamp is powered by standard plug in. It measures 17.