The artwork, titled “Three window panels,” was created by Louis Comfort Tiffany in 1885. It epitomizes the Art Nouveau movement, specifically its Modern design aesthetics, and forms part of the Tiffany stained glass windows series.
The artwork is a triptych of stained glass windows, each panel depicting a delicate and intricate lattice of flowering branches. The branches, portrayed in thin, dark lines, weave through the panels, connecting the clusters of pale, translucent blossoms. The design is both naturalistic and stylized, capturing the essence of the Art Nouveau movement with its flowing lines and organic forms. The light filtering through the glass highlights the subtle color variations in the blossoms, ranging from soft whites to gentle greens, creating a harmonious and ethereal effect.
