#MadisonAve Stained Glass ♪ Click here for a list ♪ Toronto, Canada, Baccarat, Emile Gallé, René Lalique, Daum Nancy, Christofle, Metropolitan Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Christianity, Church, Rose Window, Christmas, Monet, Impressionism, Van Gogh, Frank Lloyd Wright, Kinkade, Studio, etc. Also for those who like these. Feeding the Flamingos. This is a replica by Glassmasters. Made of glass, the frame is metal. The original is "Maiden Feeding the Flamingoes in the Court of a Roman House," created in 1892, and is housed and exhibited at the Morse Museum of American Art near Orlando, Florida. An exotic landscape, a graceful young woman and flamingos, a mysterious and balanced composition. The flamingos' gesture of eating food from the hand is cute and heartwarming (and the wide-eyed look is also cute), It is very serene and mysterious, and the dark colors are a little glamorous and elegant. This window and a watercolor painting by Louis C. Tiffany (also in the same museum, photos attached) were created for the Chicago World's Fair held in 1893, During the event, it was exhibited at the venue, and it is considered one of the things that brought Tiffany's art and design field to a global reorganization leader. Later, it was displayed in the living room of Tiffany's mansion, Laurelton Hall. It is also enjoyable to compare it with the bright-colored watercolor painting, as the atmosphere and texture are different. The water basin and sparkling fountain in the center rear, and the mysterious spheres of strange colors above them. The spheres above are a goldfish bowl hanging down and goldfish swimming inside, influenced by the then-popular Japonism. The strange colors seem to express the goldfish, whose shapes appear greatly distorted by the spherical surface. The size is: Height: 33.7 cm, Width: 24.2 cm, Thickness: 0.5 cm. When held up to the light, the stained glass shows very beautiful colors. It has a refined construction and a strong presence and texture. Comes with a hanging chain and hook.