Curator’s Talk: Franklin Hill Perrell

Curator's Talk: Franklin Hill Perrell
Sunday, September, 27, 3 pm
Free for members
$20 non-members | $15 senior I $10 student
Limited seating - register in advance


Discover the profound influence of Long Island’s landscapes on the work of one of America’s greatest artists. In this fascinating lecture, Franklin Hill Perrell, curator of Tiffany: Artist of the Gilded Age, explores the breathtaking stained-glass windows Tiffany created for churches in Cold Spring Harbor, Roslyn, Huntington, Northport, Far Rockaway, and beyond. Learn how Tiffany’s deep appreciation for nature shaped these luminous masterpieces and how they connect to his paintings, offering fresh insight into the artist’s creative vision.

Tiffany Studios, New York (fl. 1902-1932)

“View from Laurelton Hall” Window, 1900-10

Leaded and Favrile enameled glass

37 x 65 inches

Case: 90 x 79 5/8 x 42 inches

The Richard H. Driehaus Collection