Vase 1900

This is a "Vase" crafted by Emile Galle, a prominent French glassmaker, in 1900. The piece is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Made of opaque glass with an intricate floral design, this vase exemplifies the Art Nouveau style, emphasizing organic and flowing forms. Galle's work, known for its bold colors and naturalistic designs, captured the essence of the movement, reflecting the prevailing interest in nature and craftsmanship. The vase, with its delicate detailing and shimmering surface, is a testament to Galle's skill and artistic vision.