[DOC] [TLE] Vase | The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston [PAR] But in that year, he developed a glass-coloring technique that would seal his 
reputation as Americas greatest Art Nouveau designer. Called Favrile, a twist on 
an Old English word meaning handmade, it was created by exposing molten 
glass to metallic vapors. Rather ... Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 18481933. 
Maker. [DOC] [TLE] TIFFANY, Louis Comfort TIFFANY biography by Senses-ArtNouveau ... [PAR] American craftsman, glassware and lamp designer ... In 1902, he became art 
director of his father's legendary company, Tiffany & Co. in New York. He 
designed for the firm colored glass table lamps and lampshades, which were 
made in ... patented various types of glass, amongst which the iridescent glass 
called "Favrile". [DOC] [TLE] Louis Comfort Tiffany: Artistry, Chemistry, Secrecy - TMS [PAR] Tiffany, experts in art and glass agree, was not a master of chemistry but of 
artistry and ... away in attics and basements, artifacts of an Art Nouveau 
movement gone musty. ... But Tiffany is best known for his glass, which can still 
be viewed in its .... is said to have developed Tiffany's iridescent glass, also 
known as luster glass,... [DOC] [TLE] Louis Tiffany - Artist - Biography.com [PAR] Apr 2, 2014 ... In the early 1890s, he created a type of glass known for its iridescent coloring, ... 
Painter, Art Nouveau designer and world-famous glass maker Louis Comfort ... 
which was initially named Louis Comfort Tiffany and Associated American ... he 
named "Favrile" (he later trademarked the brand)a development... [DOC] [TLE] Tiffany Glass & Louis Comfort Tiffany Art Nouveau Designer ... [PAR] His Favrile glass & Tiffany lamps are very collectable. ... Tiffany Glass by Art 
Nouveau artist and master in glass Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848-1933) ... He 
designed using both glass and jewellery and is perhaps best known for his 
Tiffany lamps ... In 1881 he patented his unique type of iridescent glass, named '
Favrile' which is... [DOC] [TLE] The History of Tiffany Art Glass [PAR] Tiffany was, to an extent, influenced by him, and by the whole Art Nouveau ... 
Favrile glass, the trademark for Tiffany handmade glass, resulted froom these 
experiments and, with the exception of Tiffany lamps, it is the ware for which he is 
best known. ... His lustering technique, with its iridescent effect, was the most 
important... [DOC] [TLE] Louis Comfort Tiffany - Decorative Artists - Artist Biographies ... [PAR] Tiffany continued to paint, but he made his mark in the decorative arena. ... in 
iridescent finishes, lava glass, and his most important innovation, Favrile glass. ... 
Tiffany's work exemplified the movement's aims to develop a new aesthetic 
based in nature. While the French and Belgian Art Nouveau artists abstracted 
nature into... [DOC] [TLE] Louis Comfort Tiffany, Tiffany Studios Lamps, & L C Tiffany Favrile ... [PAR] Louis Comfort Tiffany is best known for his floraform vases and Dragonfly, 
Daffodil, ... He was one of the world's top designers of glass, bronze, and lamps 
in the Art Nouveau style. ... in Tiffany's work as he developed his unique 
approach to Art Nouveau. .... his first hand blown-glass vases and bowls, which 
he called "Favrile. [DOC] [TLE] Louis Comfort Tiffany facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com ... [PAR] For the glass he originated the trademark Favrile, and the name became ... Some 
were treated with acids which gave the iridescent effect of ancient excavated 
glass. ... used to fashion bowls, boxes, vases, candlesticks, desk sets, and lamps. 
... exhibited his most progressive tendencies in pieces in the Art Nouveau style. [DOC] [TLE] Art - Ray Sahelian, M.D. [PAR] Rembrandt Peale 1778  1860)was an American artist and museum keeper. .... 
Jan Vermeer lived his entire life in this city known for its pottery Delft, His art ..... 
for his Art Nouveau lamps developed an iridescent glass which he called "Favrile
". [DOC] [TLE] Art Nouveau [PAR] Art nouveau embraced all forms of art and design

Question: This American known for his Art Nouveau lamps developed an iridescent glass which he called "Favrile"
Answer: (Louis Comfort) Tiffany