Tiffany Stained Glass Window Museum,Stained Glass Artist of the Gilded Age

Stained Glass Tiffany Museum of the Gilded Age ,over 120 beautiful examples of Tiffany Studios great stained glass artist of the gilded age, tiffany expert Richard Marcello explains

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The trees depicting youth and learning .... WOOOOW! I love that !

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This is so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this!

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Perfect!

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Nice Richard

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Phenomenal!!!

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Amazing art so incredible and unique

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I work at Wade Chapel in Cleveland. He designed the beautiful wall mosaics.

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That's how it's done . LCT , said the windows were "paintings in glass" . The faces , the detail , is "in" the glass. Not painted on glass . No one has been able to repeat the method used at the corona furnace. It's said that they stocked 97 tons of glass for the studio to use.

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In St. louis at Calvary Cemetery we have some wonderful examples of Tiffany glass in the windows of mausoleums built during the gilded age and are gorgeous. In St. louis we also have a long tradition of stained glass with the Emil Frei Co. that is still in business.

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I like it.

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Very nice, darling.

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Lovely glass and lovely music. Does anyone know the name of the first piece please? I think the second is from Bach's Suite No 3 in D. Thank you

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The famous Tiffany lamps were supposedly only a way of using leftover glass from the windows. Tiffany himself was an accomplished artist - excellent sense of color.

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LardGreystoke WONDERFUL!!!💐

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If you have any Questions .. email [e-mail]

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Is there ever any fading of the pigments within the colored glass? I would imagine natural light would eventually degrade the color saturation of the pieces. These are absolutely gorgeous.

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They're metallic oxides which should be relatively stable.

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tallchick80 I do not think so because glass is created using high heat...

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where is this museum located?

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I fell asleep. Did I miss anything?

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Anyone have Beautiful Stained Glass windows That are interested in Info or want to know value or possibly sell please do not hesitate ...send info to [e-mail]

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"Gilded Age", not "Guilded Age". The same mistake four times in a short video. The late 1800s were a time of excessive wealth and great poverty. Not a Golden Age, but a time of tawdry glitz, thus "gilded".