The St. Paul’s Church pastor in Philadelphia could have learned from this.

Thank you for this presentation. It's important to note that three of Tiffany's memorial windows went from First Presbyterian, THEN to Forty-First Street Presbyterian Church, and when that congregation discontinued in 1927, the windows finally came to Second Presbyterian!

when originally installed to accommodate the smaller Tiffany needing to fit in to the arched window space, i'm presuming the G & H stained glass border panels were bright. would they have created this juxtaposition between themselves and the Tiffany piece at that time? this aesthetic, then, didn't seem to be a problem at that time, correct?

stupendous restoration; i'd love to someday when in nyc to meet the artisans, who dedicate their life to reinvigorating our national treasures...

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Fascinating.

Amazing work all!

i’m here because of brian david gilbert

Where exactly WAS this? General public will have no idea why this is important.

Boy, those loud music interludes are pretty distracting. And very loud compared to the rest of the video.

This is a very good presentation about the designer, but would have liked you to spend more time discussing the Pastoral Window at Second Presbyterian, instead of tucking it in at the end of video.

These are all so well done. Thank you.

My favorite window and a wonderful, detailed background from the docent! Thank you!

Great job Ann. You did justice to beautiful piece of art.