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Frank Lloyd Wright's Saguaro Forms and Cactus Flowers Stained Glass
The back-lit geometric stained glass mural in the foyer of the Arizona Biltmore, titled Saguaro Forms and Cactus Flowers, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. In 1926-27, Mr. Wright was commissioned by Liberty magazine to create a series of cover designs, one for each month of the year. His imaginative graphic designs were rejected: deemed too 'radical' by the publisher. Saguaro Forms and Cactus Flowers first appeared on the cover of an anthology of lectures Wright gave at Princeton in 1930 entitled Modern Architecture. In 1973, the Arizona Biltmore experienced a devastating fire. During the reconstruction, the graphic design was selected from the Frank Lloyd Wright Archives to be rendered in glass and produced in the colorful and decorative symmetry seen here. Made from kiln-fired stained glass, guaranteed to never fade, wooden frame, on a wooden stand, 11.25”W x 12.25”H. 5024, $94
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FLW Boynton House Ceiling Stained Glass
Frank Lloyd Wright was one of the greatest architects of the late 19th/ early 20th century. To commemorate his memory we offer this stained glass reproduction of the Boynton House Ceiling. This artwork measures 11 15/16” x 12 17/32”. 4409, $95
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Frank Lloyd Wright Organic Commandment Stained Glass
Frank Lloyd Wright's theories and artwork profoundly enriched the field of architecture and design. His concept of "Organic Architecture" offered a fresh alternative to the European-style box like buildings which dominated the United States for two centuries. The Organic Commandment, written by Wright in 1940, summarizes Wright's far-reaching inspirational ideology. This Frank Lloyd Wright Collection product is authorized by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Taliesin West, Scottsdale, Arizona and has been developed with the cooperation of the Dana-Thomas House Foundation. A portion of the sales of this product supports the conservation and education programs of these institutions. Made from kiln-fired stained glass, guaranteed to never fade, wooden frame, on a wooden stand, 11.25”W x 9”H. 5021, $70
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HMS Bounty Commander Ship Stained Glass by Jack Woodson
This is the only stained glass art of the HMS Bounty in the world. The tableau is signed by designer Jack Woodson, certifying for all time its authenticity, and mounted in a hand-rubbed wood walnut frame with stand. With magnificent detail, it illustrates various aspects of the ship’s campaign as an 18th century navy ship led by Captain Bligh and chartered to the South Pacific. The ship would later experience the famous “Mutiny on The Bounty” reenacted in a Hollywood film of the same name . The dramatic beauty of this stained glass art changes at various times of the day, and with different sources of light. Made from kiln-fired stained glass, made in USA, guaranteed to never fade, wood frame, 20”W x 16”H. 5348, $329
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American the Beautiful Stained Glass by American artist, Jack Woodson
First created as a stained glass in 1985. Made from kiln-fired stained glass, made in USA, guaranteed to never fade, brass frame, wood base with metal plate, 9”W x 13”H. 5362, $95
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The Service Star Flag Small Stained Glass
Over the years, many guests to Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens have asked about the symbolism of the stained glass plaque in F.A. Seiberling's office. The white rectangle with the blue star and red border is commonly referred to as "The Service Star" or "Service Flag". First used unofficially in World War I by private citizens, the flag symbolized the fact that the family using it had as many of its numbers in the armed forces as there were stars in the flag. In 1918 Massachusetts had issued specifications for 10 different kinds of stars to indicate "lost in action" and other conditions. The only one that ever found much favor was "died in service". In 1942 and 1968, the United States government prescribed regulations for use of similar services or "production" flags by business and other groups whose were in the service. The flag is here reproduced in kiln-fired stained glass, guaranteed to never fade, made in the USA, metal frame, hanging chain included
5”W x 7”H------5353_7, $34
8”W x 16”H------5353_16, $59
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Tiffany's "Holy Spirit" Stained Glass
American, late 19th-century. By Louis Comfort Tiffany. Kiln-fired stained glass (guaranteed to never fade), metal frame, hanging chain, gift box, 6 1/2" diameter. SG4, $33
Louis Comfort Tiffany devoted his life to designing dazzling works of art in stained glass. He was a man obsessed with glass--its ability to refocus light into a myriad of radiant beams. In this art work of "The Holy Spirit", the radiance of light passes through the central figure and fills the heavens!
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St. John's Rose Window Heavenly light aptly describes the Great Rose Window that was designed in 1932 by Charles Connick for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. It is a masterpiece so elaborately detailed that it contains 10,000 individual pieces of glass. This adaptation pulls from a palate of over 600 colors to achieve the exact accurate nuances of hues in the fired reproduction. Virtually all the world’s major cathedrals consider their Rose Windows one of the great expressions of their living faith. Made from kiln fired stained glass, guaranteed to never fade, metal frame, ready to hang.
10.5" diameter 3585_10, $58
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"Lily Pond" The artist Jacques Gruber flourished during the artistic period stylistically known today as Art Nouveau. Although he designed graphics and furniture, he is today best known as a master of the stained glass medium. Lily Pond, reproduced from the original Gruber stained glass window (c. 1900) in the Lewis Collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, is representative of the Art Nouveau style and the love of nature which characterizes it. Made from kiln-fired stained glass (guaranteed to never fade), metal frame, signed in lower left corner, Jacques Gruber Nancy, 13 1/4"W x 12"H. 3584, $79
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Butterflies and Foliage
American, John LaFarge (1835-1910) was an accomplished artist in drawing and painting who lectured extensively on ‘Fine Art’ and wrote about his memories of his past travels to places such as Japan and the South Seas. His artworks illustrate his fantasies of flowers and especially foreign places. LaFarge’s major accomplishment -- as the greatest innovator in the history of modern stained glass -- occurred in 1879 when he discovered and patented the techniques for making opalescent glass, which is the fusion of small bits of glass in order to create stained glass images which previously had to be painted with metal oxides. Made from kiln fired stained glass and measures 8.25”W x 18”H. 4226, $92
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Dream Garden Stained Glass by Maxfield Parrish
Philadelphians consider Dream Garden a significant facet of their city’s rich legacy. Maxfield Parrish was a graduate and loyal alumnus of The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and Dream Garden was designed especially for the neoclassical architecture of the Curtis Center, a Philadelphia landmark. With a generous grant from the Pew Charitable Trust, The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts recently purchased Dream Garden to ensure that the mural remain in the Curtis Center lobby, where it will continue to be accessible to all people. Made from kiln-fired stained glass, guaranteed to never fade, metal frame, hanging chain, stand included, 12”W x 10”H. 5025, $63
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