Tiffany Studios was the New York City-based company founded by Louis Comfort Tiffany in 1902, arising from his earlier company, Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company. Louis C. Tiffany was known for its artistic innovation and contributions to the American Art Nouveau movement, and continued the legacy of his various earlier companies that produced iconic stained-glass lamps and other decorative art objects. Tiffany Studios is renowned for its innovative use of opalescent glass, particularly its Favrile glass, a type of iridescent glass developed by Tiffany. With the use of a traditional leaded glass produced stained-glass lamps, including famous designs like the Dragonfly and Lily lamps, as well as Favrile glass (iridescent glass), stained-glass windows, and bronze decorative objects, while employing many talented female artists, including Clara Driscoll. The Tiffany Studios company closed its operations in 1930 and its founder Louis Comfort Tiffany died in 1933, a few years after the company's closure.