Fantasma Floor Lamp, Tobia Scarpa for Flos, c1961 sold The work’s serene palette and

The work’s serene palette and rhythmic layering reflect Curnuck’s interest in the emotional qualities of colour and the ways in which visual space can evoke mood without overt narration

This 1970s example embodies the essence of Bellini’s vision

Regional VIC / QLD $450

other than a small water or oil stain/discolouration (approximately 1

Hand‑crafted by Tee McManus of All Day Clay

Fantasma Floor Lamp, Tobia Scarpa for Flos, c1961 sold The work’s serene palette andA landmark of Italian lighting design, the Fantasma lamp was created by Tobia Scarpa for Flos in 1961. Standing at an impressive 186cm, its steel frame is enveloped in cocoon resin, giving it an ethereal, ghost like presence true to its name, Fantasma. Over time, the resin develops a unique veined texture, adding depth and character to its soft, ambient glow. From a limited find of three, one lamp is still available. All have been professionally