ca. 1904
American
clear glass, iridized glass, cathedral glass
United States
Overall (window frame): 47 5/8 × 32 in. (120.97 × 81.28 cm)
Overall (glass): 41 1/4 × 26 1/4 in. (104.78 × 66.68 cm)
85.347
Darwin Martin, vice president of the Larkin Soap Company, commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to design a house and furnishings for him in Buffalo. The house, constructed between 1903 and 1905, is considered one of Wright’s early architectural triumphs and the windows among the most successful examples of his career. Inspired by Japanese art, this window consists of three stylized plant forms branching out in a diagonal geometric pattern. The wood frame was created by the Matthews Brothers Furniture Company, active in Milwaukee from 1857 to 1937.
Gift of the Sydney and Frances Lewis Foundation
©artist or artist’s estate

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