The stained-glass lampshade of this floor lamp is a repeat of the work of Clara Driscoll (Clara Driscoll, full name Clara Pierce Walcott 1861-1944), head of the "Tiffany girls" workshops L.K. Tiffany in the early 20th century and author of over thirty of the world's most famous Art Nouveau lamps from this eminent workshop. Colored stained glass Kokomo Glass, Spectrum Glass, Wissmach Glass (USA). stained glass consists of 765 parts. Assembly in the soldering technique "Tiffany", developed by the American workshops of art glass L.K. Tiffany at the beginning of the last century. Fired painting "Grisaille XIX", made with mineral paints "DEBITUS" (France), developed on the instructions of the Ministry of Protection of Architectural Monuments of France. The lamp is equipped with an electrician for 3 E14 cartridges of a warm spectrum, with a maximum power of 15 W each, it operates on a 220 V network.