Poul Henningsen
1894 — 1967
Author, critic, and architect Poul Henningsen was a leading cultural figure in Denmark between the two World Wars. Trained as an architect, and known as a socially progressive writer in Denmark (he is simply called PH there) he designed many objects, notably light fixtures that aimed for uniform illumination. Other notable objects include pianos – one of which resides in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collection of notable designs.
Poul Henningsen "Tivoli" lamp designed in 1949 and produced by Louis Poulsen. These Lamps were designed and only made for the Tivoli gardens in Copenhagen and never put into production for sale to the public.
HEIGHT: 20.5 in. (52 cm)
DIAMETER: 23 in. (58 cm)