Luke and John, from the series The Four Evangelists
Luke and John, from the series The Four Evangelists
ART.001167
Art
1905
New York, New York (United States)
English
Stained Glass
Each is approximately 96″ H × 37.4″ W × 0.44″ D (243.84 × 95 × 1.11 cm)
On View in the atrium of the Stories of the Bible Floor
In situ, The Four Evangelists consisted of two windows, each having two rondels (double window) with a quatrefoil set within the tracery above. The window to the left of the altar depicted Matthew and Mark with the letter Alpha in the quatrefoil above. The other window to the right of the altar depicted Luke and John with the letter Omega in the quatrefoil above. The techniques demonstrated in this design are characteristic of its creator, Louis Comfort Tiffany, founder of Tiffany Studios, who was commissioned by Grace Episcopal Church (later, Church of the Epiphany) in Orange, New Jersey, to create the commemorative windows for Mr. Alexander Mann in 1905.
Designed and created in 1905 by Tiffany Studios, New York, New York; Installed in 1906 in Grace Episcopal Church (later, Church of the Epiphany), Orange, New Jersey; Privately purchased in 2013 by Green Collection, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Donated in 2016 to the National Christian Foundation (later The Signatry) under the curatorial care of Museum of the Bible.[1]
Notes: [1] Some portions of this window were donated to The Signatry, while others remain in the Green Collection.
Published References
Tiffany Studios, List of Tiffany Windows: A Partial List of Windows (New York: Tiffany Studios, 1910), 86.
Lillian Hillyer Marsh, One Hundred Years of Grace: A History of Grace Episcopal Church, Orange, New Jersey, 1854–1954 (1953), 22.
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