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Augustins Museum

First Thorn ‘Graffiti’ spotlights light Toulouse Museum

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The first installation using the new Graffiti adjustable spotlight has been completed at the Augustins Museum in Toulouse. The museum is one of the oldest in France, being set in a 14th century convent, and since 1793 has conserved a collection of paintings and sculptures from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.

Thirty-five Graffiti M spotlights with 35W HIT lamps light the temporary exhibition area housing more than 150 works by the French artist Jacques Stella (1596-1657) while 100 Micropak battens, equipped with asymmetrical reflectors, are hidden at ground floor level.

Using flexible optics, the spotlights deliver stepless beam angle adjustments of between 10-35 degrees or 25-55 degrees. All that’s needed is a quick turn of the rear assembly.