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Illuminating Figures, Part 1: Tiffany’s Female CollaboratorsnLindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnApril 20, 2021 nnAbout 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 wo
Illuminating Figures, Part 1: Tiffany’s Female CollaboratorsnLindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnApril 20, 2021 nnAbout 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 wo
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_a-secret-chapel-in-cincinnati.webp "Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnJune 30, 2020nnAbout this eventnIn the inaugural Tiffany Tête-à-Tête episode, the Neustadt’s Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator, and Morgan Pruden, Assistant Curator, reveal a secret chapel in Cincinnati.While installing The Neustadt's traveling exhibition at the Cincinnati Art Museum, Lindsy and Morgan stumbled upon a secret Tiffany chapel and unearthed some e")
_tiffany-and-the-sea.webp "Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnAugust 6, 2020nnnnAbout this eventnTiffany's love of the sea endured throughout his life. As a young painter, he was drawn to the ever-changing interplay of color and light across the rippling surface of water, painting seascapes from the beaches of New England to the shores of Malta. Aquatic themes were also explored at the Tiffany Studios: ships, shells, stones, and sea life grace")
_ask-a-curator.webp "Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnJanuary 26, 2021nnnAbout this eventnEver wonder how a Tiffany lamp is made? Or what makes Tiffany glass so unique? Curious about the women who worked for Tiffany? You’re in luck because we’re kicking off our 2021 Tête-à-Tête season with a live Q these have been enjoyed by more than a million people at museums across the country, including the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Winter")
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_spooktacular-tiffany.webp "Lindsy R. Parrott, Executive Director and Curator at The NeustadtnMorgan Pruden, Assistant Curator at The NeustadtnOctober 27, 2020nnnAbout this eventnIn the spirit of spooky season, we've put together a special Halloween edition of our monthly Tête-à-Têtes! Join Neustadt Curators Lindsy Parrott and Morgan Pruden on Tuesday, October 27, as they survey the tremendous variety of Tiffany’s memorial offerings, from glass windows and mosaics to stone mausoleums and grave markers. They will highl")
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