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🌟 **Discover the Optical Elegance of a Vase Duo from the 1970s!** 🌟 Step into the visionary world of Martin Freyer, where innovation and artistry converge in this striking duo of vases for the iconic German manufacturer, Rosenthal. Freyer’s touch transforms Op Art’s mesmerizing illusions into sculptural porcelain masterpieces. 🌈✨ 🌀 **Op Art in Porcelain:** Freyer, alongside Rosenthal, captured the Op Art movement by blending minimalist designs with optical illusions that challenge perception and depth. 🔹 **The White & Black Op Art Duo:** Crafted in Germany in the 1970s, this set of vases perfectly represents the avant-garde spirit of the era. Rosenthal’s flawless craftsmanship shines in each piece, as the contrasting forms create a captivating interplay. **Vase 1:** Standing 11 cm tall, with a 15 cm diameter, this vase boasts a matte white exterior, balanced by a glossy interior. Minimal yet bold, it plays with optical depth and form. 🏺🇩🇪 **Vase 2:** Its partner, the elongated *Porcelaine Noire*, stands 19 cm tall, with a square silhouette that enhances the dynamic optical illusion. 🏺🔲 ✨ **Minimalism in Motion:** Freyer’s mastery of minimalism is clear in both pieces. Lines, shapes, and textures engage in a delicate tension, blending simplicity with visual trickery. A soft patina adds a nostalgic touch, preserving the essence of these timeless vintage pieces. ⏳✨ 🌍 **Country of Manufacture:** Germany 🔖 **Identifying Marks:** Manufacturer’s mark, designer's signature 🔸 **Style:** Mid-Century, Op Art 🔹 **Condition:** Very Good — Minor traces of time 🌟 **Material:** Bisque Porcelain 🎨 **Color:** White (matte), Black Freyer’s partnership with Rosenthal not only redefined Op Art in porcelain but left behind icons like this duo, continuing to captivate collectors and enthusiasts. Each vase, unique yet united, embodies the era’s bold, boundary-pushing aesthetics. 🌟✨ #BerlinRetroFinds #YouCanNeverHaveEnoughVases