Vermeer 108: 19th Century Model Brass Chandelier With 6 Lights H50xW56

€3.450€2.851 Incl. VATExcl. VAT

Johannes Vermeer (1632 - 1675) painted many Dutch interiors besides his famous "Girl with a Pearl Earring". In the painting "The Art of Painting", a magnificent golden chandelier hangs above the painter and his subject. Dutch historians have noted that such chandeliers allowed artists to demonstrate their expertise in rendering shimmering and refracting brass under changing lighting conditions. A true testament to their craftsmanship and artistry.

Exuding Dutch design sensibilities, the 19th-century Vermeer 108 chandelier illuminates spaces with its hollow single-storey brass frame. Eight graceful arms illuminate the small 56 cm wide fixture, which is accented by metal scrollwork along the circular frame. At just 50 cm high, this golden chandelier is a refined appearance for period mansions and salons. Although the Vermeer 108 was made long ago, it is modernly wired to brighten today's interiors with its warm, understated elegance. With its curved brass arms and intricately decorated frame, this lighting piece honours cherished Dutch traditions of metalwork.

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