Vintage Track Ceiling Light • Micro Pin Spots • Erco • 1975

Superb iconic 2-spot ramp from the 1970s - Germany - 1975 Black metal ramp with 2 adjustable, directional and removable spotlights. Supports in off-white and gray versions, "micro" lampshades, gauze or honeycomb globes, off-white. Complete original model, rare in its white version, perfectly operational in excellent aesthetic condition. These lamps received the IF Design Award in 1977 and are now exhibited among others at the Pompidou Center (visible on the site) Roger Tallon [1929-2011] is considered one of the greatest figures in French industrial design. He is the author of a multitude of projects in many sectors of design, among the most emblematic: - The M400 spiral staircase in 1964, marketed since 1966, a reference in contemporary design - The Téléavia P111 portable television set, which has become a "cult" object, exhibited at MoMA, among others - The Space Age Module 400 furniture series - The Cryptogamme stools for Mobilier National, in 1969 - The Mach 2000 range of watches and chronographs for Lip - The Derny Taon motorcycle in 1957. - The graphic identity of Fenwick-Aviation - The TGV Atlantique and the Eurostar for SNCF - The Montmartre funicular - The Mexico City metro for Alstom - The model of the ArtPress magazine Consultant to the Frigidaire subsidiary of General Motors in the United States, Tallon designs refrigerators and washing machines, and he creates the design department of the American company. In 1985, he received the Grand Prix National de la Création Industrielle, and in 1992, the insignia of Commander of Arts and Letters. Close to the world of the arts, Tallon also worked with Yves Klein, César, and Arman. • Description: Ceiling light, 2-spot ramp • Designer: Roger Tallon • Publisher: Erco GmbH • Materials: Metal - Plastic • Origin: Germany • Manufacture: 1975 • Condition: Excellent condition, used • Spotlight dimensions: Ø 18 cm - H 28 cm • Ramp dimensions: 70 cm