Why does a reflected object show different colors in adjacent glass panes?

[thepopasmurf]

I took this photo in the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. I hope it can be seen but the reflection of this silver thing is different colours in the different panes of glass. (Blue behind it, orange/red to the sides). What causes this effect? And why the particular colours?

http://a.imagehost.org/0777/light_effect.jpg

 

[fawk3s]

is it a possibility that there's different colored light sources from each side? and the yellowish light on top of it which gives the object itself golden look?
dont laugh me out.

 

[thepopasmurf]

I'm fairly sure there aren't any different colour lights. As far as I can remember, there were white lights mounted on the ceiling.

 

[nasu]

Were the glass panes coated with anti-reflex layers?
It looks like selective reflections from thin layers. The normal reflection (front) selects shorter wavelength (blue) and the sides select longer wavelengths (at a larger angle).

 

[thepopasmurf]

I don't know. Seems likely if that anti-reflex stuff causes those kind of effects. Follow up question: Does anyone know how anti-reflex layers work?