Eternal Light: The Sacred Stained-Glass Windows of Louis Comfort Tiffany at the Driehaus Museum

[@neliborba101]

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

[@george1la]

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.

[@bruce9635]

Stunning

[@katrinahackett2019]

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.

[@malakgargas690]

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.