Joseph Selis
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Joseph Selis (1905 - 1994) was a Belgian architect hailing from Antwerp. He designed at that time the biggest chandelier in the world for the casino in Knokke, Belgium. It weighed seven tons and contained 2.000 lights. It was made from Murano glass.
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