Innovative glass art 1898 / 1899 This elegant Phänomen Genre 8065 Art Nouveau vase, crafted by Johann Loetz Witwe, was designed in 1899, just before the great success of the Paris Exposition Universelle in 1900. During this crucial period, Max Ritter von Spaun and...
Pioneer in Iridescent Glass and Global Recognition The renowned Glashütte Johann Loetz Witwe, founded in 1836 in Klostermühle, Czech Republic, became one of the most influential glass manufacturers of its era. Notably, under the visionary leadership of Max Ritter von...
Pulled Feather The glass manufactory Johann Loetz Witwe, founded in 1836 in Klostermühle, grew into one of the most influential glass producers of the Art Nouveau movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Thanks to continuous technical innovations and...
Development of Iridescent Glass The introduction of the Phänomen Genre series by Johann Loetz Witwe marked a revolutionary step in the development of iridescent glass and laid the foundation for the glass manufactory’s worldwide success. In the early years of this...
Johann Loetz Witwe Johann Loetz Witwe is a celebrated name in Jugendstil glass art. It is renowned for innovations in color, form, and decoration. Founded in 1836 in Klostermühle, Bohemia, the glassworks rose to fame around 1900. Its Phänomen Genre series earned...
