Vase 1885 - 1895

This "Vase" was created by French artist Émile Gallé between 1885 and 1895. It is a stunning example of Art Nouveau glasswork, showcasing Gallé's signature style of intricate floral motifs. The vase is crafted from cameo glass, with a dark, opaque background and delicate white floral designs that appear to be carved into the surface. The design features a bouquet of stylized tulips, leaves, and stems, creating a graceful and elegant composition. This piece is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.