Ceramic table lamp
Designer
Luis Barragán
Manufacturer/Maker/Editor
Hugo X. Velázquez
Origin
Mexico
Year
1952
Design Museum Section
Mexican Design Icons
Designed by Architects
Categories
Table lamps
Designheroes ID
163921
Gallery
Side Gallery
Headquarter
Barcelona, Spain
Availability
available on request
Condition
pre-owned/vintage
Sale Location
Barcelona, Spain
Ceramic table lamp
From Casa del Pedregal (Casa Prieto López)
Ceramic, parchment leather
México, 1952
Manufactured by Hugo X. Velázquez
Total height 103 cm; Vase height 58 cm; Diameter 46 cm
Shade was re-done following the original model.
Catalog note
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity by César Cervantes, current owner of the house.
Catalog essay
All the ceramic lamps were the result of a collaboration between Barragán and Hugo X. Velazquez, a ceramist who lived in Cuernavaca. They created many pieces based on popular models that he used for his projects. This kind of lamp can be seen at Clara Porset’s house in Chimalistac and in the private house of the architect Manuel Parra.
Exhibited
Design Miami/Basel, Jun 10 2019 - Jun 16 2019
Literature
The life and work of Luis Barragán, Rizzoli international publications, inc, New York, 1997. page 129, 135
Barragán, Space and shadow, walls and colour, Danièle Oauly, Birkhäuser, Berlin, 2002, page 166,
Luis Barragán Search and creativity, Louise Noelle, The University of Texas, Austin, 2018, page 161
Luis Barragán, Naturalezas del límite, En su casa de Tacubaya, Toni García + Yolanda Somoza editions, México, 2008, page 34, 35
Barragán Revisited, A second life for teh Pietro López House, Barragán Foundation, Switzerland, 2012, page 121, 122, 134
Provenance
Prieto-López family, Mexico City,1952
César Cervantes, Mexico City, 2013
Acquired by SIDE GALLERY, 2018