Vase 1895 - 1921

circular oval feature

egg art

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culinary art

food illustration

stoneware

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ceramic

united-states

food photography

This ceramic vase, crafted by American artist William J. Walley between 1895 and 1921, showcases the distinctive characteristics of Art Nouveau. Its organic, flowing form and the vibrant green glaze, reminiscent of nature, are hallmarks of this style. The vase, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, stands at 13 3/8 inches tall and displays a unique glaze application technique, creating a textured surface.