Art Nouveau Style Tulip Motif Stained Glass Window Panel

This is a horizontal rectangular stained glass window panel featuring an oval central decorative field. The focal point depicts five tulips in varying stages of bloom, executed in shades of buttery yellow and amber-orange. The flora is supported by a cluster of vibrant green leaves with curvilinear lead lines characteristic of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. The central oval is framed by a broad border of slaty-blue opalescent glass, itself outlined by a thin, rectangular band of yellow striated glass and an outer perimeter of darker blue rectangular segments. The construction uses the traditional copper foil or lead came method with dark-patinated solder joints. In terms of condition, there is a prominent diagonal crack across the glass panes in the upper right quadrant of the central oval, just above the highest yellow tulip. Smaller hairline fractures may be present within individual petal segments. The style and glass type suggest a late 20th-century creation (circa 1970-1990) aimed at recreating turn-of-the-century designs. While no visible maker's mark is present on the front, the solder work shows reasonable craftsmanship consistent with high-quality hobbyist or small studio production.