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Vase

Designer Georges Hoentschel French
Possibly executed by Emile Grittel French
1899–1900
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 556
Diese Vase, ein Meisterstück der französischen Art Nouveau, gehört zu den ambitioniertesten Keramiken von Hoentschel, einem Architekten, Innendekorateur und Kunstsammler sowie Töpfer. Aquatische Motive – Fische, Krustentiere, Muscheln und Seetang – sind meisterhaft in das Design eingearbeitet und die fleckige grüne Glasur verstärkt noch das marine Thema. Diese Vase und ihr Gegenstück wurden 1900 auf der Exposition Universelle in Paris ausgestellt.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titel: Vase
  • Künstler: Entworfen von Georges Hoentschel, Franzose, 1855–1915; Möglicherweise angefertigt von Émile Grittel, Franzose, 1870–1953
  • Datum: 1899–1900
  • Medium: Glasiertes Steingut
  • Dimensionen: 115,9 x 57,2 x 61,3 cm
  • Anerkennung: Neuerwerb, Schenkung der Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation, 2007
  • Akzession Nr.: 2007.27
  • Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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