Frank Lloyd Wright Hillside Curtain 1500 Piece Foil Puzzle
Galison
Frank Lloyd Wright Hillside Curtain 1500 Piece Foil Puzzle
Galison
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Engels
€ 28,95
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Based on the success of our bestselling 1000 piece Frank Lloyd Wright foil puzzles, we are introducing Wrights Hillside Curtain design as a foiled 1500 piece puzzle. When the Hillside Theater at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin home burned in 1952, the main stage curtain created in 1932 was lost. During the 1952 reconstruction of the theater at Hillside, Wright drew a new curtain design portraying the rural landscape of Wisconsin's Wyoming Valley, with Taliesin overlooking the Wisconsin River as it flows past the barns and fields. Hand made by the Taliesin Fellowship, the curtain was presented to Wright on his eighty-ninth birthday in 1956. The final product is a quilt design incorporating simple rectangular and triangular felt and lame forms and various types of yarn and cording.
Based on the success of our bestselling 1000 piece Frank Lloyd Wright foil puzzles, we are introducing Wrights Hillside Curtain design as a foiled 1500 piece puzzle. When the Hillside Theater at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin home burned in 1952, the main stage curtain created in 1932 was lost. During the 1952 reconstruction of the theater at Hillside, Wright drew a new curtain design portraying the rural landscape of Wisconsin's Wyoming Valley, with Taliesin overlooking the Wisconsin River as it flows past the barns and fields. Hand made by the Taliesin Fellowship, the curtain was presented to Wright on his eighty-ninth birthday in 1956. The final product is a quilt design incorporating simple rectangular and triangular felt and lame forms and various types of yarn and cording.
Based on the success of our bestselling 1000 piece Frank Lloyd Wright foil puzzles, we are introducing Wrights Hillside Curtain design as a foiled 1500 piece puzzle. When the Hillside Theater at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin home burned in 1952, the main stage curtain created in 1932 was lost. During the 1952 reconstruction of the theater at Hillside, Wright drew a new curtain design portraying the rural landscape of Wisconsin's Wyoming Valley, with Taliesin overlooking the Wisconsin River as it flows past the barns and fields. Hand made by the Taliesin Fellowship, the curtain was presented to Wright on his eighty-ninth birthday in 1956. The final product is a quilt design incorporating simple rectangular and triangular felt and lame forms and various types of yarn and cording.