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Tickets: $18.88 ( incl. $3.88 fees ) (includes access to the full replay for one week)

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https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/1982788670288

While The New York Historical is filled with incredible works of art on every floor, one of its most prestigious exhibitions is their permanent collection of Tiffany lamps — one of the world’s largest and most encyclopedic. What's the backstory behind these incredible works of art by Tiffany Studios, and who were the talented designers and artisans who worked in anonymity to fulfill Tiffany's aesthetic vision? It's time to uncover the hidden history behind the one-of-a-kind lamps like never before.

Join New York Adventure Club and The New York Historical on a fascinating exploration of the rich artistry surrounding the museum's Tiffany lamp collection, from the intricate techniques that were required to create these masterpieces to the invaluable (though nearly forgotten) contributions of a team of talented women at Tiffany Studios.

Led by The New York Historical Docent Jeanne Pape, our virtual experience exploring the museum's Tiffany lamps collection will include:

  • A brief origins story of Tiffany Studios and its founder, Louis C. Tiffany (1848-1933)
  • A detailed look at many of the collection's masterpieces representing this elegant American art form
  • The personal stories of head Glassmaking designer Clara Driscoll (1861–1944) and her team of “Tiffany Girls,” whose design contributions to the company's lamps, windows, and luxury objects were nearly forgotten by history
  • Why the weekly salaries of designers from the Women’s Glass Cutting Department were on par with that of Tiffany's male designers in an age of serious wage gap inequality

Afterward, we’ll have a Q&A with Jeanne — any and all questions about the Tiffany lamp collection are welcomed and encouraged!
Can't make it live? Don't worry, you'll have access to the full replay for one week.
See you there, virtually!

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Testimonials
" I loved the photos of the lamps, and the presenter had a nice, calm, easy going, but informative manner." -Becky
" Very interesting topic" -Jeryl
" The presenter's information and presentation were very well organized and informative." -Fanny
" So great to see all of the different lamps made." -Joel
" I liked seeing different lamps all in one presentation" -Claudia
" Loved topic" -Pamela
" Knowledge and presentation skills, as well as images chosen, examples given to support the statements." -Joan
" The photos of the lamps and the history of Clara Driscoll." -Laruie
" Everything- the presenter Jeanne was excellent- engaged, interesting and enjoyable. The photos of the lamps and glass were wonderful along with content" -Danielle"
" Presenter’s engaging style, good balance of content about Clara & Tiffany vs the actual lamps" -Barbara
" Lots of information and especially lots of pictures of Tiffany lamps. The NYHS's Tiffany collection is outstanding. It's also good to hear more about the role that women played in the designs." -Sandra
"The knowledge imparted in an understandable format. by keeping to just a few items and by coming back to them - my memory retained and locked in (hopefully) more information ths way." -Susan
"Presenter very knowledgeable, pictures great" -Susan F.
"I saw lamp patterns I had never seen before. It was wonderful to hear about the women who did the designs and how the system worked." -Joel
"I learned a great deal about the Tiffany lamps. I especially enjoyed the focus on the women designers and artisans." -Rebecca

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Photo Credit: Bottom Right - The New York Historical
Categories: Virtual, Moments in History

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