Vase c. 1936

"Vase," created by Dutch artist Andries Dirk Copier in 1936, embodies the geometric principles of Art Deco. The piece is a striking example of Copier's mastery of glassblowing, featuring a deep, rich blue hue and sharp, faceted forms. The simple yet elegant design of the vase, with its angular lines and smooth, reflective surface, exemplifies the movement's emphasis on stylized forms and modern aesthetics. The piece is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art.