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WHAT: Arlie Sulka, owner of New York City art gallery Lillian Nassau and a long-time appraiser for PBS’s “Antiques Roadshow,” will visit Central Florida to speak on Louis Comfort Tiffany’s works.
Sulka will give the annual Hugh F. McKean Public Lecture, presented by the Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park.
Having followed the market for Tiffany’s works for almost 35 years, Sulka has seen a growing interest among collectors for works from Tiffany Studios. Today the work of the influential glass artist, which fell out of favor for a generation, is approaching the popularity it enjoyed during his lifetime, 1848-1933.
While visitors flock to museum exhibitions of Tiffany’s stunning art glass, Sulka notes that collectors vie for Tiffany works – that now may be valued from tens of thousands of dollars to millions or even more.
During her talk, Sulka will demonstrate how the value of objects from Tiffany Studios has been rising during the past 50 years and describe how great Tiffany collections are being formed today.
A public reception will follow the talk.
A recognized specialist and dealer in late 19th- and early 20th-century decorative art, Sulka is a devotee of the work of Tiffany and his Tiffany Studios, particularly the