Suspension PH61/2-6, Sophus Frandsen, Louis Poulsen, Denmark, 1970

Poul henningsen created the three-shadow system in 1925-1926 in collaboration with louis poulsen. In 1931, the four-shadow system was launched to create lamps that could be mounted high and act as alternatives to the often used chandeliers. This was taken from the standard assortment of louis poulsen in the 1940s, but was re-designed in 1979 by two danish architects - sophus frandsen and ebbe christensen for the charlottenborg exhibition building in copenhagen, just in a larger size: the ph 6 1/2-6. The lamp is in perfect condition, with very minimal traces of wear in accordance with the vintage condition. It has been tested and is in working order. 17243.