Paul Louchet, Pair of gilt bronze bedside lamps, Art Nouveau period

Louchet, signed.

Pair of chiseled and gilt bronze bedside lamps. Baluster shape lamp decorated in the upper part by a frieze of flowers, leaves and buds of hawthorn, which some branches spill over the belly. Circular base with small little legs decorated of flowers and buds of hawthorn. Square and moulded green marble base.

Lamp signed LOUCHET on the below belly.

New and functional electric system.

Dimensions : H 25 x D 9 cm.

Reference : LS2836431

! The price doesn’t include the lampshade price. However, our workshop can advise you with pleasure and realize it with your size and color choices !

Paul Louchet (1854-1936) was a French sculptor, bronzier and painter. This complete artist realized an exceptional and trim work of chiseling. He collaborated with the greatest contemporary artists of his time: Lalique, Daum, Majorelle, Chalon. He realized items in the Art Nouveau style for the Universal Exhibition in 1900. He was president of the chamber of the bronze producers and then focused on painting and sculpture. His work essentially turned to a naturalist vein, inspiring by the Barbizon school, impressionists and Art Nouveau.
However, as an exceptional bronzier he succeeded to combine Art Nouveau motifs with more classical shapes such as the baluster leg of the two lamps slightly reminding the Louis XVI style.