Covered tureen c. 1902

Gisela Falke von Lilienstein's "Covered Tureen" from c. 1902, currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is a prime example of Art Nouveau design. The tureen, crafted from glass and silver, features a distinctive geometric form with sharp angles and a bold, graphic silhouette. The lid's geometric design is echoed in the handles, creating a sense of visual unity. The use of clear glass and silver allows for a minimalist and elegant aesthetic, highlighting the clean lines and geometric shapes characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.