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Window, Photo by John Loring, 1986
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Window, Photo by John Loring, 1986
Medusa pendant, 15 inches long, features gold, opal, demantoid garnet, and colored stone signed Louis C. Tiffany., ca. 1904
Five stylized snakes emerge from the center cluster of tumbled opals, the two side ones of which are articulated, and their coiled tendrils are set with opals and demantoid garnets, accented by colored gemstones including amethysts and rubies. According to Sotheby’s catalog note, John Loring, former design director of Tiffany & Co., describes the pendant in Louis Comfort Tiffany at Tiffany & Co., as being “more reminiscent of fiddle-head fern shoots and the curiosities of a forest floor after a spring rain than of the fearsome serpent-coiffed head of a Medusa or even of a medusa jellyfish.”
ARTIST: John Loring
An Essential Homme
Paloma Picasso photographed by longtime friend and director emeritus of Tiffany & Co. John Loring.
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Book title: The Tiffany Wedding (1988) by John Loring
Bed, Photo by John Loring, 1986