Vase 1890 - 1905

"Vase" (1890–1905) is a ceramic work by American artist George E. Ohr, known for his innovative and experimental approach to pottery. The vase is distinguished by its bold, organic form, characterized by two handles that twist and curl in an expressive manner. The red-brown glaze with green accents adds a sense of depth and richness to the piece. Ohr's work was often overlooked during his lifetime but has since been recognized for its unique aesthetic and groundbreaking techniques. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York holds this piece, which showcases Ohr's mastery of clay and glaze, a testament to his artistic vision.