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1. somethingcurated.com › 2017/08/08 › 9-british9 British Artists & Designers Experimenting With Light

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   Aug 8, 2017 · Embracing the intangibility of light and engaging with its ability to change our perception of spaces, numerous artists and designers have experimented with the medium over the centuries.

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2. www.lightingcompany.co.uk › blog › heritage-lightingHeritage Lighting Styles; A step back in time

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   Jan 5, 2023 · We will look at how lighting has evolved from medieval lighting to Edwardian grandeur through to the iconic retro lighting of the 40’s and 50’s. Today we look at the charm and quality of our heritage and explore why British lighting is held in such high regard worldwide.

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3. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-frankFrom Frank Stella to Louise Bourgeois, 9 Artists Who Designed ...

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   Feb 5, 2018 · With a series of porcelain or acrylic panels arranged in an accordion-like fashion, the jewelry (like his paintings) changes according to the position of the viewer. The Physichromie pieces trap light to produce a range of color that varies according to

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4. www.illumination.co.uk › magazine › lighting-designsLighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief ...

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   From antique wall torches, medieval lanterns and classic chandeliers to the numerous design styles of the 20th century and the present day, which is characterised by innovative LED light fittings: lighting design encompasses a wealth of different styles.

5. www.bbc.com › culture › articleWhen art meets jewellery - BBC

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   Mar 26, 2018 · The story began more than 30 years ago, when Venet’s husband, the sculptor Bernar Venet, wrapped a piece of silver around her finger, creating an engagement ring and igniting her interest in what...

6. www.williamsugg.co.uk › british-lightingCelebrating British lighting - William Sugg & Co Heritage ...

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   Feb 3, 2023 · Here we celebrate British lighting and it’s designers: from heritage lighting to more modern contemporary lighting. Why is traditional British lighting still just as popular as modern lighting design?

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   What are the different types of lighting design?

   • From antique wall torches, medieval lanterns and classic chandeliers to the numerous design styles of the 20th century and the present day, which is characterised by innovative LED light fittings: lighting design encompasses a wealth of different styles.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   How did lighting design evolve in the 20th century?

   • Modern classic or classic modern: the second half of the 20th century took lighting design to the next level. Characteristic features included fabric shades in every conceivable shape and colour. Gradually, unusually shaped luminaires also developed, which as design objects were intended to express an individual sense of style.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   What type of light source was used in medieval times?

   • Traditionally, light sources were torches with an open fire, candles or oil lamps surrounded by a windbreak. In any case, the classics include candlesticks for the wall and opulent chandeliers. Outdoor wall lamps and street lamps were usually oil or gas lamps protected by an ornate metal body with transparent or stylised glass panes.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   What were the first designer pendant lights?

   • In prestigious buildings such as castles, palaces and large town houses, the lighting was often designed to create an impressive sea of lights. Thus, the super-rich of the time tried to outdo each other with the opulence of their chandeliers adorned with crystal hangings, which are thus among the first designer pendant lights.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   Which countries influenced lighting design in the second half of the 20th century?

   • Significant influence on lighting design in the second half of the 20th century was exerted above all by the Scandinavian countries of Sweden and Denmark as well as Italy. Scandinavian lighting design is characterised by functional simplicity with precisely balanced proportions and the extensive use of natural raw materials such as wood.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   What is Scandinavian lighting design?

   • Scandinavian lighting design is characterised by functional simplicity with precisely balanced proportions and the extensive use of natural raw materials such as wood. Often, the wood is kept in light colours so that the home appears bright and friendly.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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8. www.christies.com › en › storiesCollecting guide: 10 jewellery designers you should know

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   From Wolfers Brothers to Aldo Cipullo, Henry Vever to Suzanne Belperron, a guide to designers of iconic jewellery