Vase c. 1897
maxlaeuger
minneapolisinstituteofart
ceramic
circular oval feature
enamel pin design
germany
egg art
3d printed part
ceramic
vase
bright focal point
food illustration
ceramic
watercolour illustration
cartoon theme
clip art
Max Laeuger's "Vase" (c. 1897) is a stunning example of Art Nouveau ceramics. The vase is adorned with a vibrant green glaze and features an intricate design of stylized flora and fauna in copper tones, emphasizing the flowing lines and organic forms characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. The piece showcases Laeuger's masterful use of glaze and decorative techniques, creating a captivating interplay of color and texture. This vase, now housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, exemplifies the beauty and artistry of late 19th-century ceramics.
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Max Laeuger was a painter, designer, architect, and graphic artist. His ceramic pieces, which are characterized by organic surface ornament and bright color, were manufactured by the Tonwerke Kandern Pottery between 1895 and 1913.
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