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Paisaje otoñal

Designer Attributed to Agnes F. Northrop American
1923–24
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 700
Louis Comfort Tiffany, hijo del fundador de Tiffany& Co., fue uno de los más eminentes artistas estadounidenses. Durante su larga y exitosa carrera hizo gala de su dominio de muchas técnicas decorativas, aunque sus obras más innovadoras son en vidrio. Este paisaje otoñal y crepuscular, una de las más logradas representaciones del mundo natural ejecutadas por Tiffany en vidrio emplomado, utiliza todas las técnicas desarrolladas en sus talleres neoyorquinos. La superficie variegada se ha obtenido arrugando el vidrio tintado; los singulares efectos lumínicos se deben al uso de vidrio moteado y vidrio confeti; y la sensación de profundidad y perspectiva se ha conseguido mediante la superposición de varias capas de vidrio.

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  • Título: Paisaje otoñal
  • Artista: Probablemente diseñado por Agnes F. Northrop, estadounidense, 1857–1953; realizado por Tiffany Studios, estadounidense, 1902–1932
  • Fecha: 1923–1924
  • Material: Vidrio favrile emplomado
  • Dimensiones: 3,35 x 2,59 m
  • Crédito: Donación de Robert W. de Forest, 1925
  • Número de inventario: 25.173a–o
  • Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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