Robie House Stained Glass with Stand by Frank Lloyd Wright 9H

This stained glass panel is adapted from a Frank Lloyd Wright window design in the Frederick C. Robie House, located on the campus of the University of Chicago. The house is designed in Wright's Prairie style, which emphasizes a low, horizontal vantage point. Wright used stained glass as light screens to bring natural light into the home. He sought to enliven the house with panels of colored glass, often designed in geometric shapes that evoke nature. The effect is like that of a modern cathedral, glowing with light and serenity.

This Robie House Stained Glass features a linear diamond pattern with subtle, muted colors in green, purple, and blue. It is soothing and rhythmic without being overly ornamental. The beauty of the design is conveyed by the understated pattern.

The stained glass panel is made using a kiln-fired technique, which ensures the bright, vibrant colors will never fade. The glass is set in a wood frame with a removable wood base, as pictured. It can be placed near a light source on a desktop or hung with the enclosed hanging chain and screws (you can attach it if you will display it on the wall).

Stained Glass measures: 9"H x 6.1"W. Base measures 6.25"L x 2.6"W x 0.6"H.

This Frank Lloyd Wright Collection product is authorized by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Taliesin West, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. A portion of the proceeds from this product supports the foundation's conservation and education programs.