Morse Museumさんのイラストまとめ

This vibrant watercolor landscape, c. 1910, is a 10-by-5-inch design sketch for a custom Tiffany Studios window. See this and other examples of the art behind the object in "Tiffany Studios Designs" at the Morse. https://t.co/PFoZgIWabh

Long before there was today's #NationalBirdDay to celebrate, J. & R. Lamb Studios paid tribute to a pair of dynamic and colorful wild parrots in a c. 1903 leaded-glass window it made for exhibition. This window is currently on view. https://t.co/aB4VkjvDcJ

This Friday is family night! Join us for #free events—including a printmaking demonstration— beginning at 4 p.m. Woodblock print, 1886, Frederick Church. https://t.co/3IxPpJKOHd

Get inspiration from our new Pinterest board featuring the Tiffany Studios designs now on exhibit at the Morse! https://t.co/LQckVfgtET

It's Friday the 13th! This painting by Hugh McKean, our 1st director, shows a haint—in Southern folklore, a restless spirit up to no good.

Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company provided custom lighting designs like this one for a four-light electric lamp, c. 1895, on request.

Tiffany Studios, which operated from 1902 to 1932 in New York City, often designed custom lighting fixtures.

This c. 1902 watercolor by Alice Gouvy (c. 1870–1924) was among the realistic studies used to design pottery and enamels at Tiffany Studios.

Catch our free lunchtime film series at noon this Friday and learn more about the women artists working in the time of Marie Antoinette!

Marie Antoinette's court raised the profile of 18th c. women artists. Learn more in our #free film at noon Friday! https://t.co/Z4kgcnbUvl