Vase 1894 - 1906

This vibrantly colored "Vase" by George E. Ohr, a prominent American potter, is a prime example of his unique style. The piece, created between 1894 and 1906, is characterized by its bold, irregular glaze and form. The artist's signature "Ohr" is visible beneath the glaze. Ohr's approach to pottery defied conventional techniques, prioritizing creative expression over traditional symmetry and order. This piece is a testament to his ingenuity and artistic vision, making it a noteworthy and intriguing addition to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.