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Two High Jewelry Brooches Designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany for Tiffany & Co.

Top: Jade With Montana Sapphires

Bottom: Moonstone With Montana Sapphires

Source: Diamonds In The Library via Pinterest

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Louis Comfort Tiffany, Winter panel from the Four Seasons window, 1900

Louis Comfort Tiffany, Spring panel from the Four Seasons window, 1900

Louis Comfort Tiffany, Summer panel from the Four Seasons window, 1900

Louis Comfort Tiffany, Autumn panel from the Four Seasons window, 1900

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Wisteria Lamp

Tiffany and Co.

1903-1905

National Gallery of Victoria

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Louis Comfort Tiffany, Stained Glass Window Design, date unknown. Watercolor, gouache and graphite on board

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Arches in Alhambra, Louis Comfort Tiffany

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Favrile Glass Vinaigrette (Scent Bottle). Designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, dated ca. 1900, made in Corona, New York, United States.

(Source: collection.artbma.org)

[gentlyepigrams]

Brooch by Louis Comfort Tiffany, 1900. Sotheby’s.

[mote-historie]

The Jewelry and Enamels of Louis Comfort Tiffany, Necklace, 1903.

Exhibited: Salon of the Société des Artistes Français, Paris, 1906 Peacock and flamingo. Enamel, opal, amethyst, ruby, sapphire, demantoid garnet, emerald, chrysoberyl, pearl, gold

Tiffany & Co., New York City, 1837–present.

Designer: Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 1848–1933 Jeweler: Julia Munson [Sherman], American, 1875–1971 Marks: TIFFANY & Co.

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Window panel (1908-1912) by  Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848–1933). Made by Tiffany Studios.

Leaded glass.

Image and text information courtesy CMOA.

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Magnolias and Irises, 1908 Louis Comfort Tiffany

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Louis Comfort Tiffany - A Corner of the 72nd Street Studio (1896)

This painting reveals an intriguing view of the studio that Louis Comfort Tiffany designed for his family’s lavish home in New York. An awestruck visitor described a “room so enormous it seemed … immeasurable. Colored lustres shed a soft, flowerlike light through the gloom… . A black fireplace in the middle of the room had four colossal hearths … [and] the chimney went up and up forever.” At the lower left, the artist’s wife, Louise, sits before one of the hearths, whose light appears almost to engulf her. (source)

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For ##NationalPeacockDay + #MosaicMonday:

Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933)

Peacock Mosaic from the entrance hall of the Henry O. Havemeyer house, NY, 1890-1

favrile glass, pottery, plaster

52 x 64 x 4 in (132.08 x 162.56 x 10.16 cm)

Now in the UMMA collection.

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Three-Light 'Lily' Table Lamp. Manufactured by Louis Comfort Tiffany, ca. 1904, New York; medium is cast bronze and yellow Favrile (iridescent) glass. From the Nasjonalmuseet collection in Oslo, Norway, inventory number: OK-1987-0123. Photo by the Nasjonalmuseet / Larsen, Frode.

(Source: nasjonalmuseet.no)

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Louis Comfort Tiffany Vase - 1896

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The Dream Garden, 1914–15; installed 1916, designed by Maxfield Parrish, constructed by Tiffany Studios (Collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Partial bequest of John W. Merriam; partial purchase with funds provided by a grant from The Pew Charitable Trusts; partial gift of Bryn Maw College, The University of the Arts, and The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, 2001.15)

Maxfield Parrish's design was inspired by the real gardens he had built at his summer home in Cornish, New Hampshire. The artist envisioned fantastical spaces where a visitor would chance upon places of tremendous beauty and solitude, improved by careful placement of foliage and flowers, large classical urns, reflecting pools and fountains, walkways and steps.