The Condor vase produced by Egido Constantini for Fucina degli Angeli in 1954.

The Condor vase is made of Murano glass and produced by Egido Constantini for Fucina degli Angeli in 1954. This signed vase is part of the works presented in the exhibitions dealing with the Olmec population. The design comes from the collaboration between Constantini and Pablo Picasso which began in 1954. Costantini, stimulated by Picasso, innovates and modifies the production processes of glass. Instead of a delicate and fragile material, the glass creating comes with thick and compact walls and plays with geometric shapes.
Costantini manages to transform the ideas, shapes and drawings of this brilliant artist into extraordinary glass sculptures.
The Burlesco vase is heavy and characterized with thick lines and matt surface finished. Signed . Unique piece.

Hight: 45 cm

literature: Venetian Art Glass: An American Collection 1840-1970, Barovier, pg. 320 illustrates this example