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✓ Published: 05-Dec-2022
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Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnApril 8, 2021nnAbout this eventnWomen were a vital part of Louis C. Tiffany’s artistic enterprise. As early as 1879, well before women had the right to vote, Tiffany collaborated with and employed women in his decorating firms, entrusting them with essential roles in executing his artistic vision. He believed that women had an innate sensitivity to design and a keen perception of
Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnApril 8, 2021nnAbout this eventnWomen were a vital part of Louis C. Tiffany’s artistic enterprise. As early as 1879, well before women had the right to vote, Tiffany collaborated with and employed women in his decorating firms, entrusting them with essential roles in executing his artistic vision. He believed that women had an innate sensitivity to design and a keen perception of
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