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Martha Lattie

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art history, Artists, Decorative Arts, Michigan, USA

Peacock Mosaic Overmantel, 1891 by Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co.,

The University of Michigan School of Art and College of Architecture and Urban Planning.

The small squares of glass or stone used to create mosaics were called tessera by the Romans who really were the first to perfect the medium.

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