The artwork, titled “Transom,” was created by Louis Comfort Tiffany in 1881 and falls under the Art Nouveau movement, also referred to as Modern. This piece belongs to the genre of design and is part of the “Tiffany stained glass windows” series. Renowned for his innovative use of color and light, Tiffany pioneered stained glass artwork in his time.
In this particular creation, rich hues and intricate patterns showcase a vivid array of leaves and organic forms, artistically arranged within a geometric framework. The stained glass masterfully combines vibrant greens, reds, and yellows, while each piece of glass captures and diffuses light in a unique manner. The overall composition is harmonious and elegant, epitomizing the fluidity and decorative intricacies characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. The craftsmanship and attention to detail evident in every fragment of glass highlight Tiffany’s dedication to aesthetic beauty and technical precision.
