Oven Baguette Lamp giving off a warm yellow, indirect light. The lamp is fitted with a dark blue/creme striped backing. A small haltering is installed on the back to allow lamp to be hung on wall.
Please note that these lamps are handmade and with that come imperfections. This is a fragile piece that needs to be handled with care. Lamps are made for EU/DE sockets only.
You will receive the exact lamp that is shown in the image. Please reach out prior to purchase, should you have any questions.
Lenore "Lee" Krasner was an American Abstract Expressionist painter and visual artist who gained her foundational training at institutions like the Women's Art School of Cooper Union and the National Academy of Design. She was deeply influenced by Post-Impressionism and Cubism, and by the 1940s became a key figure in the New York School of abstract artists, although her work was often overshadowed by her husband, Jackson Pollock. Their tumultuous marriage, marked by Pollock's alcoholism and infidelity, had a significant emotional impact on Krasner and influenced her evolving artistic style, which in her later years featured large, hard-edged, and brightly colored paintings. Krasner received various honors and posthumously, her significance as an artist was recognized through exhibitions and the establishment of the Pollock-Krasner House and Foundation. She is remembered as a seminal figure in Abstract Expressionism, with her legacy further cemented through the Foundation's support for new artists and scholarship in American art.
Oven Baguette Lamp giving off a warm yellow, indirect light. The lamp is fitted with a dark blue/creme striped backing. A small haltering is installed on the back to allow lamp to be hung on wall.
Please note that these lamps are handmade and with that come imperfections. This is a fragile piece that needs to be handled with care. Lamps are made for EU/DE sockets only.
You will receive the exact lamp that is shown in the image. Please reach out prior to purchase, should you have any questions.
Lenore "Lee" Krasner was an American Abstract Expressionist painter and visual artist who gained her foundational training at institutions like the Women's Art School of Cooper Union and the National Academy of Design. She was deeply influenced by Post-Impressionism and Cubism, and by the 1940s became a key figure in the New York School of abstract artists, although her work was often overshadowed by her husband, Jackson Pollock. Their tumultuous marriage, marked by Pollock's alcoholism and infidelity, had a significant emotional impact on Krasner and influenced her evolving artistic style, which in her later years featured large, hard-edged, and brightly colored paintings. Krasner received various honors and posthumously, her significance as an artist was recognized through exhibitions and the establishment of the Pollock-Krasner House and Foundation. She is remembered as a seminal figure in Abstract Expressionism, with her legacy further cemented through the Foundation's support for new artists and scholarship in American art.
