Works of Art in the Nave Area

St. Joseph

Medium: Marble

120” x 54 (5/8)” x 13 (1/2)”

St. Joseph

Statue #7


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Te Deum: Christ Enthroned

Date: 1899

Medium: Opalescent & favrile glass

Te Deum: Christ Enthroned

#59

This magnificent window, designed by Frederick Wilson (1858-1932) of Tiffany Studios, is comprised of forty-one panels of opalescent and favrile glass. Due to the complexity and size of the window, it was proclaimed to be one of the most “famous windows of this country” (Christian Advocate: 1899). Originally titled, “Te-Deum,” Latin for “We praise, Thee O’God,” it is only fitting to find Christ seated at the throne. Cherubs and Biblical figures decorate the entire window, as all figures are facing Christ in the center. Coincidentally, we find a baby holding a ribbon labeled “Herod”, significant of King Herod’s decree to kill all infants in Bethlehem when he heard a baby was born that would become the King of Jews. This window was dedicated in 1899 to Townsend Young by his wife, Maria Lawrence Young at United Methodist Church, Ossining, New York.

United Methodist Church, Ossining, NY


Artist: Mary Tillinghast

Title: Musical Saints: Easter Window

Date: ca. 1907

Medium: Opalescent glass

136” x 67 (1/2)”

Musical Saints: Easter Window

#60


Artist: J & R Lamb Studios

Title: Untitled

Date: 1906

Medium: Opalescent glass

Untitled

#61


Artist: J & R Lamb Studios

Title: Oriental Landscape

Date: 1906

Medium: Opalescent glass

188 (1/8)” x 60 (3/4)”

Oriental Landscape

#62


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Marble Window

Date: N/A

Medium: Stained glass

Marble Window

#63


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Shadow of Darkness

Date: 1906

Medium: Stained glass

Shadow of Darkness

#64


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Te Deum

Date: ca. 1906

Medium: Opalescent & favrile glass

Te Deum

#65


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Angels of Praise

Date: 1906

Medium: Stained glass

Angels of Praise

#66


Roman Catholic Altar

Origin: Our Lord Ascension Church

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Roman Catholic Altar

Altar #4

Roman Catholic Altar

Altar #5


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Marble Window

Date: N/A

Medium: Stained glass

Marble Window

#67


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Christ and a Traveler

Date: 1898

Medium: Opalescent & favrile glass

Christ and a Traveler

#68


Artist: Tiffany Studios

Title: Saint Cornelius and Angel

Date: 1905

Medium: Opalescent & favrile glass

159 (7/8)” x 74 (3/4)”

Saint Cornelius and Angel

#69


Angel

Medium: Marble Statue

15” x 46 (1/2)” x 14”

Angel

Statue #8


Artist: La Casa del Vitral

Designed in 1900 by: J. & R. Lamb Studios

Title: Religion Enthroned

Date: 2019

Medium: Stained glass

141” x 97 (1/2)”

Religion Enthroned

#70

Religion Enthroned is one of two replicas within the entire stained-glass window collection. The original by J. & R. Lamb Studios was commissioned in 1900 by the U.S. Government for the Central U.S. Pavilion in the 1900 L’Exposition Universelle Internationale in Paris, which won two medals: one in execution and the second in design. In the center, a female figure sits on a throne. Behind the seated figure are two angels: Michael, holding a sword, and Gabriel, holding the apostolic double cross. The woman is emblematic of religion and the two archangels are the representatives of the Church Militant (Michael) and the Church Triumphant (Gabriel). Encapsulating the three figures is the Tree of life, symbolizing immortality, the source of eternal life.


Angel

Medium: Marble

15” x 46 (1/2)” x 14”

Angel

Statue #9


St. Anthony

Medium: Marble

23 (5/8)” x 65 (3/8)” x 15 (1/4)”

St. Anthony

Statue #10