A breathtaking intersection of avant-garde studio glass sculpture and delicate fine-art painting. This authentic masterpiece was handcrafted by the legendary German artist Erwin Eisch (1927–2022), universally celebrated as a primary founder of the International Studio Glass Movement in Europe. Shaped in a highly unique, asymmetrical "sail" or wedge profile, the heavy crystal body serves as a three-dimensional canvas for Eisch’s signature expressive painting style. A single, delicate hand-painted white blossom climbs up a vibrant green stem, elegantly framed by fluid, abstract brushstrokes around the curved base. The Design & Appeal: • Sculptural Asymmetry: The dynamic, wedge-cut sail silhouette shifts dramatically in perspective and room shadows when viewed from different angles. • Studio Glass Pedigree: Erwin Eisch’s work is held in premier institutions worldwide, including the V&A Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass. • Fine-Art Fusion: Eisch uniquely rejected technical rigidity, using the crystal structure purely as a vehicle for poetic, instinctual brushwork. Specifications: • Origin: Glashütte Eisch, Frauenau, Bavaria, Germany (Circa 1980s). • Materials: Thick Hand-Blown Crystal, Enamel / Glass Paint. • Dimensions: Graduated Height from 3.75” to 9.8” x 7.7” W x 2.4” D (9.5cm to 25cm H x 19.5cm W x 6cm D) • Weight: 4.2 lbs (1.869 kg) • Mark: Hand-signed by Erwin Eisch on the polished base. Condition: Good vintage condition. The clear crystal is exceptionally bright, and the hand-painted enameled flower remains crisp and vibrant with no chips, flea bites, or fractures. Some wear and loss of the hand-painted flower that can be seen in the pictures.