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Picture of bold letter wording "collecting inspiration. Edward C. Moore at Tiffany and co" with drawing of a copper fish coming up for water and a dragon fly landing on plants.
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Collecting Inspiration: Edward C. Moore at Tiffany & Co.

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Display case of books within a larger exhibition
A Loan of One’s Own
Watson Library books in museum exhibitions.
November 19
Detail of a silver tray featuring the design of a frog seated at the edge of a grassy pond with a queue of mosquitos approaching from a setting sun on the horizon. The surface has a hexagonal-shaped texture. The grass and mosquitoes protrude in a low relief on the tray surface. The front is more heavily sculpted and plated with mixed metals that are silver, gold, and copper in tone.
An Introduction to Metalworking at Tiffany & Co.
How did Tiffany & Co. become an innovator of metalworking techniques in the nineteenth century?
August 24, 2022
A silver, blue, and maroon cylindrical cup with a handle rests on a matching saucer. The cup and saucer are reflective and adorned with an inlay design of a checkerboard pattern of wavy triangle shapes.
Electrolytic Inlay
A decorative technique that uses an electric current to deposit metal particles from an electrolytic solution into designated recesses on a metal object.
August 24, 2022
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Photographer Eileen Travell smiling and adjusting a camera on a tripod.
Channeling Edward

Go behind the scenes at The Met with photographer Eileen Travell as she channels the spirit of Edward C. Moore.

White hand with black sleeve with Metal in hand, as he chips away at the "M" in the center
Metalworking at Tiffany & Co.

Watch videos demonstrating metalworking techniques employed at Tiffany & Co.