Louis tiffany

This Tiffany Studios window was designed as a memorial to the Frank family of New York and was originally installed in a mausoleum of a Brooklyn cemetery. The River of Life theme is prevalent in Tiffany landscapes created for memorials

Rare works from Louis Comfort Tiffany, a leader of the Art Nouveau movement are being auctioned off at Christie's.

Louis Comfort Tiffany, son of Charles Lewis Tiffany of the famous silver and jewelry brand Tiffany & Co, was born February 18 (Aquarius/ Pisces cusp, obviously) 1848 in New York City. Throughout his life he became the leader in modern stained glass technique, while also succeeding in interior and furniture design.

These highly decorative panels (see also 1978.19.1) feature lush grapes and vines entwined on a rectilinear trellis. The broad leaves are rendered in a wide variety of greens touched with blue, purple, and even pink

Louis Comfort Tiffany‘s artistic philosophy was deeply rooted in his reverence for the natural world and its infinite beauty. He saw nature as a boundless wellspring of inspiration, from the delicate petals of flowers to the sweeping vistas of landscapes. Tiffany believed in the transformative power of color and light, utilizing innovative glassmaking techniques to create pieces that radiated with luminosity and depth. His exploration of opalescent glass and layered textures allowed him to…

This “Magnolia” window was designed by Agnes Northrop in 1900 for the World Fair in Paris. It is now in the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Taken in the Arlington Unitarian Church in Boston City. Stained glass windows made by Tiffany, the son of the famous Jeweler.

Pastoral window by Tiffany Studios in Second Presbyterian Church, Chicago, IL, installed 1917.