American stained-glass artisans looked to the Gothic era for inspiration but produced windows that were technically and stylistically unique. We trace developments through the work of Bolton, Cottier, La Farge, Tiffany, and Wright.

Free with Museum admission

11:00 a.m., Tours Sign, Great Hall

(FM assistive listening devices available)
This talk discusses the fourteen-month conservation campaign carried out on the stained-glass window Faith and Hope by American glass artist Henry E. Sharp. Recently acquired from the former Saint Ann's church building in Brooklyn, it is now installed in The Charles Engelhard Court.

Free with Museum admission

11:00 a.m., Tours Sign, Great Hall