MAGNIFICENT Attributed TO TIFFANY STUDIOS ANGEL IN A FIELD OF PEACE LILLIES. ATTRIBUTED TO FREDERICK WILSON FOR TIFFANY STUDIOS. FINE DRAPERY GLASS AND PLATING PRESENT THROUGHOUT. THERE IS SUPERB GLASS UTILIZED IN THIS RARE AND MONUMENTAL TIFFANY STUDIOS WINDOW. EXCEPTIONAL PLAY OF LIGHT AND ATMOSPHERICAL AFFECT IS ACHIEVED IN THIS MASTERFULLY EXECUTED WINDOW. THE COMPOSITION CLOSELY RELATES TO OTHER DOCUMENTED WINDOWS BY TIFFANY STUDIOS. SIGHT HEIGHT:101 INCHESWIDTH: 54.75 INCHESWITH THE FRAME IT IS 104 INCHES HIGH approximately BY 58 INCHES WIDE OVERALL VERY GOOD CONDITION. LIGHT SCRATCHES, A FEW CRACKS IN THE GLASS ASSOCIATED WITH ITS AGE. SOME PREVIOUS REPAIRS PRESENT. THIS THEME IS WELL DOCUMENTED TO THE WORK OF FREDERICK WILSON WHO WAS THE HEAD OF TIFFANY STUDIOS ecclesiastical DEPARTMENT.Wilson was among the most prominent and prolific designers at Tiffany Studios, and was the first in-house designer in the Ecclesiastical Department. He likely joined the firm sometime in 1893, and that same year exhibited one of his designs using Tiffany's name at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Illinois. Wilson was awarded a gold medal for work under his own name at the Exposition Universelle in Paris, France in 1900.In 1897, Wilson became Tiffany Studio's chief window designer. Two years later, in 1899, he was appointed the head of the Ecclesiastical Department. Some cracks and old repair present.

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