Midway Gardens in Chicago was adorned with Wright-designed sculptures such as this Poetry Nymph.
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This Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture Midway Gardens Statue is made of polyresin mixed with bronze powder, individually hand painted and polished.
For Midway Gardens in Chicago (1913; demolished 1929), a fashionable entertainment complex, Wright created a magical combination of architecture, furniture, sculpture and murals. In collaboration with the sculptor, Alfonso Iannelli, a series of "Sprite" sculptures were created; dozens were cast to adorn walls and walkways. This "Poetry Nymph" is representative of one of those that adorned the Gardens.
• Measures 18.25" tall, 4.5" long and 4.25" deep approximately.