Flower in the Crannied Wall by Frank Lloyd Wright Golf

Flower in the Crannied Wall by Frank Lloyd Wright GolfFlower in the Crannied Wall was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and Richard Bock for placement in the entrance alcove of the 1902 Susan Lawrence Dana House in Springfield, Illinois, where it can still be seen. While Wright knew he wanted a sculpture in this location, he was uncertain about just what he wanted. The final design, executed by Bock in terra cotta, combined ideas from both architect and sculptor and resulted in a naturalistic rendering of a

known for its labor-intensive nature

listening attentively

or entryway with the Europa Murabella Lavabo Wall Fountain

courageous

This interplay of circle and square forms is a hallmark of Wright’s design language

capturing a playful moment in lifelike detail

With its powerful wings

This stepping stone may be also by used as a wall plaque to decorate a garden wall and comes ready for hanging

This is a wonderful display sculpture for fruit

allowing you to select a complete pump kit for a ready-to-go installation or simply add the recommended pump to your order

A wonderful piece for cow lovers

The whimsical butler from the Whimsical Bistro Buddies Collection will highlight any style Decor