Description :
L' Homme qui court is a wall lamp to a wooden board coating designed and signed by Catherine Grandidier for Dix Heures Dix. The light gives life to the movement set on the film by Edward Muybridge in the late nineteenth century. Lighting frees the image, it plays the role of developer to strengthen the work of this photographer precursor film.

Characteristics :
Optic filter with an Edward Muybridge serigraphy on a frame in coated wood
With the designer’s signature
Electronic tranformer without dimmer
6 halogen bulbs 10W G4 included

DIMENSIONS 
Width 120 cm
Height 35 cm
Depth 11 cm 

DIX HEURES DIX‘s show-room and production facility are based in the West of France, in the Nantes area – close to the Atlantic Ocean.
Since 2002, DIX HEURES DIX has been developing design lighting fixtures.
With a number of international partners, DIX HEURES DIX designs can be found worldwide, through both the contract sector and the furniture and lighting distribution.

Thanks to their different cultural backgrounds and industrial experiences, DIX HEURES DIX’s designers, Catherine GRANDIDIER and Fabrice BERRUX, create original lighting designs with a twofold objective: exceptional aesthetics and efficient lighting effect.

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