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Sala de estar da casa de Francis W. Little, Wayzata, Minnesota

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright American
1912–14
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 745
Esta sala, cujo autor é o famoso arquiteto americano Frank Lloyd Wright, é o mais recente interior da época da ala americana. O espaçoso salão estava localizado em um extremo de uma casa construída perto de Minneapolis, Minnesota, para o sr. Francis W. Little e sua esposa. O telhado pouco inclinado e com beirais largos, acabamento de carvalho branco sem pintar e as janelas de vidro sem chumbo transparente são elementos representativos do estilo arquitetônico nacional emblemático de Wright, chamado de Prairie Style. O mobiliário foi projetado pelo arquiteto e posicionado exatamente como ele planejou. As peças de madeira clara foram feitas para esta sala, mas a madeira escura veio de uma casa que Wright havia projetado anteriormente para os Little em Peoria, Illinois, em 1903.

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  • Título: Sala de estar da casa de Francis W. Little, Wayzata, Minnesota
  • Artista: Frank Lloyd Wright, americano, 1867–1959
  • Data: 1912–14
  • Dimensões: 4,17 x 8,53 x 14 m
  • Linha de créditos: Compra, legado de Emily Crane Chadbourne, 1972
  • Número de acesso: 1972.60.1
  • Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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