Cahoon Museum of American Art presents Tiffany’s Gardens in Glass, an exhibition that “illuminates the path from inspiration to expression” that led from Tiffany Studios’ nature study photography to the nature-inspired windows, lampshades and other glassware that made the studio famous. According to curatorial materials, Louis C. Tiffany “staffed his studios with designers, artists, and artisans who shared his passion for the rich colors and sinuous forms found in nature.” This gave the studio the ability to “translate natural forms faithfully into glass: velvety or paper-thin petals, waxy or veined leaves, dappled sunlight or shadow, and much more.” This exhibition was put together by The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass, in Queens, New York.