TIFFANY ABALONE C.C. CASE, C/36 Native American art should be a way

art should be a way of life

This glossy metallic pendant is made of hypoallergenic stainless steel and features an owl perched atop a dagger

This faux leather wristband features a crosshatched stainless steel cuff and buckle

A glossy resin material gives this skull miniature it’s unique

A meandering river flows through a valley in the distance

TIFFANY ABALONE C.C. CASE, C/36 Native American art should be a wayLouis Comfort Tiffany (1848 1933) began studying the chemistry and techniques of glassmaking at age 24. One of the most prolific designers of the late 19th century, during a span of more than seventy years he produced works of art; the most important were those rendered in glass. With its comprehensive assemblage of Tiffanys work. The Charles Homer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, Florida, houses a collection that documents Tiffanys quest