Luminator Bernocchi
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Luminator Bernocchi
Summary
Luminator Bernocchi is a lamp[1]. It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Luminator Bernocchi's field of work was lighting design[3].
- Luminator Bernocchi is credited with the discovery of Antonio Bernocchi[4].
- Luminator Bernocchi is the creator of Antonio Bernocchi[5].
- Luminator Bernocchi is in the country of Italy[6].
- Luminator Bernocchi's instance of is recorded as lamp[7].
- Luminator Bernocchi's instance of is recorded as light sculpture[8].
- Luminator Bernocchi is owned by Nicola Bernocchi[9].
- Luminator Bernocchi is owned by Antonio Bernocchi[10].
- Luminator Bernocchi is associated with the Futurism movement[11].
- Luminator Bernocchi's genre is Italian design[12].
- Luminator Bernocchi's genre is lighting design[13].
- Luminator Bernocchi's genre is industrial design[14].
- Luminator Bernocchi's based on is recorded as Tree of Life[15].
- Luminator Bernocchi's based on is recorded as dancer[16].
- Luminator Bernocchi's manufacturer is recorded as Luceplan, S.p.A.[17].
- Luminator Bernocchi is made of metal[18].
- Luminator Bernocchi's collection is recorded as Triennale Design Museum[19].
- Luminator Bernocchi's inventory number is recorded as 001[20].
- Luminator Bernocchi took place at Milan[21].
- Luminator Bernocchi is a type of industrial design[22].
- Luminator Bernocchi's designed by is recorded as Luciano Baldessari[23].
- 1926 marks the founding of Luminator Bernocchi[24].
- Luminator Bernocchi's exhibition history is recorded as 1929 Barcelona International Exposition[25].
- Luminator Bernocchi's exhibition history is recorded as Milan[26].
- Luminator Bernocchi's exhibition history is recorded as Bernocchi[27].
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Career and Affiliations
Luminator Bernocchi's field of work was lighting design[3].
Works and Contributions
Luminator Bernocchi is credited with the discovery of Antonio Bernocchi[4]. It is the creator of Antonio Bernocchi[5].
Why It Matters
Luminator Bernocchi is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]