Set of two unique modern Paolo De Poli wall lights (1960s)

Two plexiglass, copper and brass wall lights designed and produced in Italy in the 1960s by Paolo De Poli, hand painted under enamelled copper and in perfect condition, they work at 110-240 volts and require a normal light bulb and 14. These wall lights represent a stunning example of the fusion of artistic craftsmanship and innovative materials that defined the mid-century modern era. Paolo De Poli was an acclaimed Italian artist and designer known for his exceptional skill in enamel and metalwork. These wall sconces showcase his master craftsmanship and ability to create eye-catching and unique functional pieces of art. The sconces feature a combination of materials, including plexiglass, hand-painted copper and brass. Plexiglass, a type of acrylic glass, was a cutting-edge material during the mid-century modern period, prized for its transparency, durability and versatility. It allowed designers to create elegant, contemporary shapes that embodied the spirit of the time.