HP 28 Bauhaus Pendant Lamp by Hans Przyrembel

The defining shape of this simple hanging lamp is a thick, flat pane of frosted glass in the center of the piece. The HP 28 Bauhaus Pendant Lamp can be used for general lighting in rooms with a high ceiling. Two different sizes of this lamp were designed by Hans Przyrembel in 1928 (with a diameter of 500 mm (19 3/4") / 700 mm (27 1/2")).

Hans Przyrembel was a trained metal worker born in 1900 and drafted into the army at the end of the first world war.  After the war, he worked on odd jobs as a metal worker.  He studied at the Bauhaus from 1924 to 1928.  He focused on lighting designs in close collaboration with Marianne Brandt.  In 1929, he set up his own workshop in Leipzig where he produced lamps.

Made in Germany by TECNOLUMEN.

Dimensions: Length 43 1/4"  Plate diameter 19 3/4" or 27 1/2"

Materials:   Ceiling lamp.  Chromed plated metal,  Frosted glass plate.  Consecutively numbered and stamped with the TECNOLUMEN logo.  

Maximum recommended wattage:  4/6 E27 HAL 60W 

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