Vase

Designer Max Läuger German
 Factory Tonwerke Kandern German

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 556

Läuger, who initially studied painting at the Académie Julian in Paris, used the clay body of his earthenware vessels as a substrate for vibrant colors. A technically ingenious design, this vase has a reddish brown–glazed body enclosed in an openwork frame of spiraling green bands.

Vase, Max Läuger (German, 1864–1952), Earthenware, German, Kandern

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L: 1991.182.2; R: 1991.182.1

Vase, Max Läuger (German, 1864–1952), Earthenware, German, Kandern
Vase, Max Läuger (German, 1864–1952), Earthenware, German, Kandern

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