Green glass narrow-necked vase by Claude Morin, circa 1970

Narrow-necked vase by Claude Morin, made around 1970 in mouth-blown glass, tinted meadow green throughout. A major player in the revival of glass art in France, Claude Morin founded his studio in Dieulefit in the 1970s, where he developed a formal language imbued with freedom and poetry. This vase, with its slender silhouette and particularly fine neck, reflects his taste for balanced proportions and plays on transparency. The luminous and uniform meadow green hue accentuates the elegance and vitality of the whole. Handwritten signature under the base: Morin, 24.06.78. Bibliography: Claude and Florence Morin, Words and Wonders in Glass, Alain Bardin, Éditions Louvre Victoire, 2021.