Important Murano glass wall light by Angelo Brotto for Esperia

A rare first-edition example of the Mattino d’Inverno (Winter Morning) wall lamp in excellent condition. Designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia, Italy, and dated and signed by Angelo Brotto, ‘Brotto 1973’. This exceptional lighting piece represents the experimental spirit of Italian design in the 1970s. Part of the iconic Quasars series, the design blurs the boundaries between lighting, sculpture, and art. Its geometric composition and irregular glass elements create a striking interplay of texture, reflection, and light, giving the piece an almost otherworldly presence. The combination of refined metalwork and sculptural Murano glass reflects Brotto’s distinctive approach to decorative lighting, in which each work becomes an expressive artistic object in its own right. Conceived as both a functional light source and a statement piece, Mattino d’Inverno brings a dramatic architectural presence to an interior. Equally compelling in a contemporary setting or a carefully curated collection of Italian mid-century design, it stands as a testament to Angelo Brotto’s inventive vision and his celebrated collaboration with Esperia. This example retains its original chromed wall mount and socket, preserving important elements of its original construction. A highly collectible example of Italian design, combining artistic expression, exceptional visual impact, and historical significance.