Behind the Scenes of Tiffany Glassmaking by Leslie Hayden Nash, Martin P. Eidelberg, Nancy A. McClelland (2001, Hardcover, Illustrated)

Through no fault of the seller, this is only a mediocre book on the Tiffany story. It presents itself as a glossy, informative, interesting look at the scene stage where creation took place, but in fact it is a lot of whining about giving credit to a particular artisan(not L.C.Tiffany)that is an ancestor of the author. The story rambles on with much wringing of hands, bemoaning the lack of prestige and publicity given one of Tiffany's more important artisans.The sour grapes continues with personal attacks on Tiffany's artistic talent and up-bringing among the wealthy.YAWN!
Also short on good photos of actual pieces, plenty of B&W of people with indistinct importance.