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Jarrón

Designer Georges Hoentschel French
Possibly executed by Emile Grittel French
1899–1900
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 556
Este jarrón, obra maestra del art nouveau francés, es una de las más extraordinarias piezas de cerámica diseñadas por Hoentschel, que además de ceramista era arquitecto, decorador de interiores y coleccionista de arte. Motivos acuáticos—peces, crustáceos, conchas y algas marinas—se han integrado hábilmente en el diseño, y el esmalte verde moteado es idóneo para la temática marina. El jarrón y su pareja se exhibieron en lugar destacado en la Exposición Universal de 1900 en París.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Jarrón
  • Artista: Diseñado por Georges Hoentschel, francés, 1855–1915; posiblemente realizado por Émile Grittel, francés, 1870–1953
  • Fecha: 1899–1900
  • Material: Gres vidriado
  • Dimensiones: 115,9 x 57,2 x 61,3 cm
  • Crédito: Compra, donación de la Fundación Iris y B. Gerald Cantor, 2007
  • Número de inventario: 2007.27
  • Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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