This is the first book exclusively about L. C. Tiffany's glass mosaic
masterpieces, created from 1880 to 1931 at the Tiffany Studios in New
York City for clients across the continent. Fascinating and
well-researched text combines with over 700 color photographs to
showcase Tiffany's magnificent art. Many of the images are published
here for the first time, highlighting over 70 luminous installations in
private mansions, public buildings, and churches. Beautifully decorated
interiors, mausoleums, and domestic rooms are shown along with an
explanation of Tiffany's technique of mosaic making and the unique glass
he created and used in them. New information identifies the mosaic
artists who worked with him. A useful glossary of mosaic and glass
terms, chronology of events in L. C. Tiffany's life relating to his
mosaic work, and complete listing of the locations of his mosaic
masterpieces are provided. This book will enthrall lovers of mosaics,
students, and scholars with an interest in Tiffany as well as decorative
arts and design.