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Tiffany Window: Come Unto Me (1924)

Come Unto Me,photo courtesy of Robert Baldwin, collection of Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Louis Comfort Tiffany, New York, Come Unto Me, 1924, Favrile glass; 72” x 76” , photo courtesy of Robert Baldwin

In 2015, the Lyman Allyn will unveil its newest acquisition and one of New London’s artistic treasures: the Louis Comfort Tiffany stained glass window, Come Unto Me. Installed in 1924 in the All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church, the window was dedicated to the memory of Anna Chapin Rumrill, a member of that congregation. Purchased as the church building itself was being sold, this exquisite work of art from one of the masters of stained glass has found a permanent and public home at the Lyman Allyn. A permanent exhibition displaying the window, along with two dozen other works by Tiffany in the museum’s collection, will tell the story of Louis Comfort Tiffany and his strong ties to New London itself.

 

 

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