A remarkable set of six stained glass windows designed by the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright, originally gracing a Wayzata home, is taking center stage in the bustling art scene of Manhattan.
Featured in the Sanford Smith’s 23rd annual “Modernism: A Century of Style and Design” fair at the Park Avenue Armory, the exhibition runs from November 14th to 17th, 2008.
These extraordinary windows trace their origins to the Francis Little House, a Wayzata residence dating back to the years 1912-1914.
The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed windows have found a temporary home at Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts in New York, where they are showcased as part of this prestigious exhibition.
Renowned for their exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance, the windows reportedly come with a hefty price tag of $650,000, reflecting their museum-quality status.
Each piece stands as a testament to Frank Lloyd Wright’s innovative and timeless design, capturing the essence of the early 20th-century architectural marvel that is the Francis Little House.
Art enthusiasts and admirers of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work have a unique opportunity to witness these stunning windows up close at Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts.
The Modernism fair provides a platform for showcasing iconic designs that have left an indelible mark on the world of architecture and art.
For those in New York and beyond who appreciate the fusion of history and design, the display at Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts offers a glimpse into the artistic legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, with the Francis Little House’s windows standing as a captivating representation of his genius.
