This glowing stained glass panel presents a tranquil scene of a fawn drinking from a woodland stream.

In this glowing stained glass reproduction in three panels, water provides sustenance for a fawn.

For Tiffany the flow of water represented the flow of life. Here it sustains water lilies and irises.

Revered in many cultures for its beauty, the regal peacock had special appeal to Tiffany who was drawn to exotic motifs.

Originally made by the Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company in 1899 for the Arlington Street Church in Boston.

This adaptation of a Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass window reveals a circle of three angels.

Against the backdrop of a threatening storm, an angel shepherds two defenseless children across a bridge in this dramatic scene.

In Tiffany's religious commissions he generally used images of nature as a means to reveal God's presence.