Design For Stained Glass Windows, Watercolour/ Mixed Technology, Alfred Seidel

Beautifully painted in vivid tones of yellow-orange, mossy green, warm red and deep blue -- echoing the rich tones of the stained glass he employed -- this rare and gorgeous watercolor by Louis Comfort Tiffany was clearly painted to inspire and guide the design of one of his stained glass windows featuring the nasturtium flower. In the earliest years of his career in the decorative arts, Tiffany served as the primary designer for his firm, inspired by ancient Byzantine and Roman glass as well as the bounty of American flowers and trees to be found in his native Northeast. As his business grew and it was necessary for him to oversee the work of many artists and artisans, he came to rely on others to develop most designs, such as Frederick Wilson for his figural church windows and Clara Driscoll...

Antique Triangular Stained Glass Window This window measures: 64 wide x 2.75 deep x 55 inches high This window is in Great Vintage Condition with minor marks, dents, and wear. ...

Quatrefoil Stained Glass Window, 19th century, depicting Christ in blessing gesture, mounted between mat board. Image: 16" H x 16.5" W; mat: 20" H x 26.5" W. Provenance: From an Uppe...

Charles Blum (New York, 1925-1998), Irises and Stained Glass, Oil on Board, 1962, depicting irises in pot with candles in front of a red and blue arched stained glass window, signed ...