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"Suggestion for Decoration, St. John's Reform Church, Allentown, PA", Louis C. Tiffany American, Watercolor and graphite on paper mounted on paperboard, American
"Suggestion for Decoration, St. John's Reform Church, Allentown, PA"
Louis C. Tiffany
Designer Attributed to Rene de Quélin
Tiffany Studios
1922-23
"Suggestion for Decorations, St. John's Reform Church, Allentown, PA"., Louis C. Tiffany American, Transparent and opaque watercolor and graphite on paper mounted on paperboard, American
"Suggestion for Decorations, St. John's Reform Church, Allentown, PA".
Louis C. Tiffany
Designer Attributed to Rene de Quélin
Tiffany Studios
1922-23
"Bronze Tablet, for, Mr. W.Y. Soper, Ottaway, Canada", Louis C. Tiffany American, Transparent and opaque watercolor, and graphite on paper mounted on paperboard, American
"Bronze Tablet, for, Mr. W.Y. Soper, Ottaway, Canada"
Louis C. Tiffany
Designer Possibly by Rene de Quélin
Tiffany Studios
ca. 1902-22
Design for Landscape Window, Rene de Quélin American, born France, Transparent and opaque watercolor, and graphite on paper mount on paperboard with mat
Design for Landscape Window
Rene de Quélin
ca. 1892-93
Design for a private chapel, Long Island, New York, Louis C. Tiffany American, Transparent and opaque watercolor, metallic paint, and ink on paper mounted on paperboard with window mat
Design for a private chapel, Long Island, New York
Multiple artists/makers
1894–1904
Design for proposed gold enameled bronze glass casket for remains of Cristopher Columbus
Louis C. Tiffany
Designer Rene de Quélin
Tiffany Studios
1926
Designs for three leaded glass windows
Rene de Quélin
1905–10
Design for Palm Room, E.P. Bryan residence, Los Angeles, California
Rene de Quélin
1905–10