Tiffany Studios. Landscape window.1910-1920.

Tiffany Studios. Landscape window. 1910-1920. Leaded glass. Image and data from New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.

Collection:
New-York Historical Society: Museum & Library

Content:
The New-York Historical Society has contributed new content to the Artstor Digital Library, more than 3,000 images bringing their total close to 23,000. Founded in 1804, the city’s oldest museum presents its history through varied works — American paintings, sculpture, prints and drawings, decorative arts and artifacts, and historical photographs. The current launch is highlighted by a comprehensive collection of luminous Tiffany glass and some cunning earthenware figurines that belonged to sculptor Elie Nadelman, who was among our earliest collectors of folk art.

Clara Driscoll. Tiffany Studios. Wisteria table lamp. 1910-1920.
Clara Driscoll. Tiffany Studios. Wisteria table lamp. Design, c. 1901. Leaded glass, bronze. Image and data from New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.
Frederick Wilson. Tiffany Studios. Good Shepherd with Landscape. 1909.
Frederick Wilson. Tiffany Studios. Good Shepherd with Landscape. 1909. Leaded glass, bronze. Image and data from New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.
Unidentified maker. Figurine of a squirrel. 1840-1880.
Unidentified maker. Figurine of a squirrel. 1840-1880. Lead-glazed red earthenware. Image and data from New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.
Unidentified maker. Figurine of a monkey 1860-1890.
Unidentified maker. Figurine of a monkey 1860-1890. Lead-glazed earthenware. Image and data from New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.
Unidentified maker. Figurine. 1840-1880.
Unidentified maker. Figurine. 1840-1880. Lead-glazed red earthenware. Image and data from New-York Historical Society Museum & Library.

Relevance:
American culture & history, art & architecture, and urban studies.

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