Take a closer look at the beautiful watercolor by Tiffany Studios artist, Agnes F. Northrop, from which The Met's 11-foot-tall stained glass window "Autumn Landscape" was created. The watercolor is featured in the exhibition, Designing the Glided Age: Drawings from the Studios of Louis C. Tiffany, and the window is on view in Gallery 700 in The American Wing at The Met.
Agnes F. Northrop Envisions a Window in Watercolor
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Production credits:
Senior Producer: Melissa Bell
Associate Producer: Lela Jenkins
Editor: Caroline Berler
Music: Courtesy of Classicals.de
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