When we think of Louis Comfort Tiffany, our minds inevitably turn to those iconic stained glass lamps with their iridescent dragonfly wings and poppy blossoms, or perhaps the jewel-toned windows that grace countless churches and private residences. Yet this singular focus on his most commercially successful works has obscured a far more complex and ambitious artistic legacy—one that reveals Tiffany as a pioneering collaborator in America’s emerging vocabulary of interior arch

For the first time, we can look into the eyes of Attilio Piccirilli—not through a blurred photograph or a worn-out newspaper clipping…

The Papers of Daniel Chester French

An important sequence in The Piccirilli Project explores the collaboration between the Piccirilli and George Grey Barnard.

Join us for a look into the work we're creating in the Editing Room. In this brief excerpt from the sequences pertaining to The City Beautif

"Le Mot Just" (2004), The director walks alongside the abandoned railway station in Yala to the ancestral home of Héctor Tizón.

During last week's short visit to the MET I had the opportunity to recapture Fragilina, one of several idealized female nudes by Piccirilli.

I am thrilled to share the latest developments in our journey through the world of Attilio Piccirilli and his brothers.

My new film explores public monuments through eye-level angles, offering a unique perspective on the work of the Piccirilli brothers

John Freeman Gill's recent New York Times article, "How Six Italian Brothers Shaped the Story of New York,” ...

Black Fiddlers, is a documentary that for the first time will tell the story of early American Black fiddlers.