FABIO LENCI ‘FOCUS’ TABLE LAMP FOR HARVEY GUZZINI (RARE) AWOL and the Metropolitan Museum of

and the Metropolitan Museum of Art—all in New York City—Atlanta’s High Museum of Contemporary Art

The coveted 'Berlin' décor designed by Gerda Heuckeroth applied to an elegant Heinz Siery form C

There he was made head designer of the newly established art ceramics department

Good examples of this type are Utrecht and Graz

His mastery of the expressive language of color and drawing

FABIO LENCI ‘FOCUS’ TABLE LAMP FOR HARVEY GUZZINI (RARE) AWOL and the Metropolitan Museum ofA rare 'FOCUS' table lamp by italian designer Fabio Lenci circa 1967 (b. 1935), produced by Harvey Guzzini, and consisting of an adjustable clear and white translucent Perspex ball suspended in a separate chrome plated tubular metal stand. The lamp measures 59. 7cm (23. 5") high. Manufactured by Guzzini, Italy. Side of shade with manufacturers decal. FABIO LENCI was born in Rome in 1935 and graduated in 1953 with a degree in Industrial Technical