Second Generation of Tiffany Created Masterpieces Too

The son of the founder of New York-based Tiffany & Co. preferred glass. His creations, from vases to stained glass windows or the signature Tiffany lamps, are a study in color, light and innovation that revolutionized glassmaking.

A selection of his pieces from the late 19th and early 20th centuries are featured in the show "Louis Comfort Tiffany, Colors and Light," which recently opened at the Luxembourg Museum in Paris and will stay there until Jan. 17, when it will move to Montreal's Musee des Beaux-Arts, (Feb. 11-May 2, 2010), then to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (May 29-Aug. 15, 2010).

Young Patients Design Stained Glass Windows

Stained glass windows designed by young patients at The Children's Hospital in Sheffield, England have been installed in the restored bandstand at a local park.

The children designed the panels during workshops with a local artist and the council's parks and countryside staff last year.

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Restoring the Cologne Cathedral

Cologne Cathedral, Germany’s biggest and home to a huge amount of stained glass is going through a major restoration.

Here is a great video on the restoration process.

Stained Glass Club Helps Wounded Service Members

Members of the Sun City West Stained Glass Club of Sun City, AZ have found an uplifting way to share their talents.

The group has sent more than 500 small stained glass angels to service members wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan who are at the Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C.

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