Vase by Ralph Bagnall Beech
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clear focal point

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decorative element

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egg art

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3d printed part

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landscape

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strong focal point

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sculptural image

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framed image

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technology juxtaposition

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ceramic

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united-states

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small focal point

Ralph Bagnall Beech's "Vase" (1851), currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a stunning example of decorative art. The octagonal, black lacquered vase features a central panel depicting a landscape scene with a single tree and a river flowing through a rocky area. This painted scene is framed by a delicate floral motif, with pale pink roses and yellow flowers. The artist, who was born in 1845, has skillfully incorporated inlaid mother-of-pearl into the composition, adding a shimmering and iridescent quality to the artwork. The vase's intricate details and harmonious color palette create a visually captivating piece.

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