Sounds great! - creative timely presentation appeals to all ages - the music quite lively.

Total masters in every area from making the glass, to choosing the glass, to making those impossible inside cuts into expensive and large pieces of glass. They certainly were not using standard glass cutters. You would lose too much. I use diamond saws and tools as it is cheaper to buy the tools than lose the glass. I wonder if they used acid to cut all the way through the glass. We know they used acid. The question still is how did they do all those deep inside cuts without losing a lot of glass and with some of the glass they had the only pieces of say drapery glass that was perfect for that piece. Look at the cuts. They did not have Toyo cutters then. Diamond and steel, including carbide are nothing to the Toyo cutter and you could not always pull them off with it. I have tried. I use the diamond saw especially on drapery and thick ripple and custom glass from Uroboros I still have some of.

No one has been able to touch their abilities. It took 700 people and being super rich and growing up that way to do this. Just look at Laurelton Hall. Unreal. Up to the end of Uroboros you could order glass your way with enough order. Not the same for Tiffany. He just said make me this for this job. No problem. Craftsmanship first, profit second is also how you do this. I have taken a lot of his ideas concerning assembly like plating and also have used 3-D, metal fillagree I used to make using up to 3 layers above the glass and two under the top. Their painter was spectacular, along with the artwork, glass selection, and assembly craftsmanship. Every time I see one of these shows with his windows and lamps I learn more about how to use color and glass. I like to do 3-4 color change backgrounds. You can only do this with the best material. The two best are now gone.

Fantastic. I saw windows I did not know about. They are masters.

Amazing art

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Nice one..!!! This channel needs to look into *promosm*!!!

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

What is the music? It's beautiful.

Espectacular ♥️

Stunning

Those windows are beautiful. I did Tiffany work before and it is a nice craft.

Amazing 🌹

Wonderful musicians, lovely music. fine performances! Fun atmosphere, great museum. Thank you for the gallery talks, the cocktails, the Rolls Royce, the dining room etiquette, the music. What a fun evening - thank you all!

nice

May God enlighten you. I work stained glass with Islamic, Coptic and Italian bullets, decorations and crystals, and on the job I am from Egypt.

The car featured here is a rare 1932 Ruxton!

Fabulous

Thank you, Patrick, and the Driehaus Museum, for this opportunity!

Great video, it’s strange that there are still so few views. If it helps, for the channel promotion you can try services like Utify.io. #?

It would be helpful if you actually put the link to donate in the description. Tried typing the address on the video in and for some reason it didn't work. (Also much more cumbersome)

Beautiful playing and piano!

I like this video😄😄!

It a wonderful story, but it is a shame it moves too fast through the narrative, making it difficult to read all the captions and appreciate the artwork of the stained glass.