Set of five purple vases by Claude Morin, circa 1980

Claude Morin, a talented French artist, is recognized as one of the key figures in the revival of Glass Art in France. In the 1970s, he established his studio in Dieulefit, where he perfected his techniques and developed a distinctive style of his own. It was in this creative impulse that Claude Morin designed this set of five mouth-blown glass vases featuring a range of purple shades in various shapes. Each piece in this collection is the result of the artist's exceptional craftsmanship, made from mass-tinted glass. Dimensions vary from 10x10 cm to 29x23 cm. Signed under the base "Morin" and some dated between 78 and 82. Referenced in the book: Claude and Florence Morin, words and wonders in glass, Alain Bardin, Éditions Louvre Victoire 2021. A book is offered with the set.