Once upon a time, November 21, 2006–May 20, 2007 to be precise, there was an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, there was an exhibit titled Louis Comfort Tiffany and Laurelton Hall: An Artist's Country Estate. While there are a few remaining links to audio and text on this page, whatever images I saw back in 2007 have since disappeared.
Not to be deterred, or to erase this post without trying to find what the Met might still contain in its web archives about Tiffany, I did a search. There are 1032 "collections" available of Tiffany's work, and of the [work ] of other artists in the Tiffany collection (check the last numbers and get the correct name of the collection. Check what info there is for pieces with no images)
(do a spell check on the text in this post - in Word)
June 22, 2013
Lewis Comfort Tiffany at the Met
National Film Board Canada
After reading on a message board after Ryan Larkin's death that the video about his life wasn't available on the NFB site, I went Googling for it. When I checked the Flash version of the site, I ended up with a RealVideo clip from the film by Chris Landreth which didn't work. Try again to see if any of the Real files work.
While wandering around the site I found, among the animations, this film, Blackfly, by Chris Hinton. As far as I could tell, there are many (or just some) 'available films' on the site in Animation, as well as [mention 'techniques, which will show up at the top of the Blackfly page].
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