Antoni Gaudí Lamps Photos

Antoni Gaudí, renowned architect of Barcelona, installed many interesting lamps of his design. Because Gaudi worked with several tradesmen and craftsmen, it is difficult to say how much of each design is due to him, but it is fair to say he inspired the works. These original images by Jim Steinhart are arranged chronologically to help understand the evolution of Gaudi's thinking.

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Reception hall wall sconces at Palau Güell. Barcelona, Spain.	Lamps & ironwork decorations in central hall at Palau Güell. Barcelona, Spain.	Lamps & ironwork decorations in central hall at Palau Güell. Barcelona, Spain.	Ironwork lamps in central hall at Palau Güell. Barcelona, Spain.

Ironwork lamps in central hall at Palau Güell. Barcelona, Spain.	Chandelier at Casa Batlló. Barcelona, Spain.	Reception hall ceiling lamp at Casa Batlló. Barcelona, Spain.	Candle stand designed by Antoni Gaudí (c1898) at Sagrada Familia. Barcelona, Spain.

Candelabra (c1898) by Antoni Gaudí at Sagrada Familia. Barcelona, Spain.	Lampstand by Gaudi at Museum of Zoology. Barcelona, Spain.	Detail of Ciutadella Park gates by Gaudi. Barcelona, Spain.	Lampstand (1878) by Antoni Gaudí in Plaça Reial. Barcelona, Spain.

Lampstand (1878) by Antoni Gaudí in Plaça Reial. Barcelona, Spain.	Lampstand (1878) by Antoni Gaudí in Plaça Reial. Barcelona, Spain.


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