Frank Lloyd Wright Garden Sprite Pair with Pedestals Statues

Standing an impressive 42 inches high including their architectural bases, this remarkable pair of Garden Sprite sculptures represents one of the most iconic artistic collaborations in American design history. Inspired by the original figures created for Midway Gardens in 1913, these sculptures were conceived by Frank Lloyd Wright and brought to life by sculptor Alfonso Iannelli.

This set features two distinct yet complementary figures—one holding a baton and the other in a contemplative pose—often associated with the poetic forms known as “The Maid in the Mud.” Together, they embody Wright’s vision of integrating sculpture into architecture, where ornament becomes an extension of structural design. Their elongated, geometric forms reflect the Prairie School aesthetic, emphasizing harmony, rhythm, and symbolic expression.

Expertly crafted in hand-poured cast stone using a traditional wet-cast technique, each sculpture achieves the authentic look and feel of natural sandstone. Subtle variations in finish enhance the individuality of each piece, while the material is designed to develop a rich patina over time, further deepening its connection to the original works.

Faithfully reproduced under license from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, this pair preserves the integrity and spirit of Wright’s groundbreaking designs. When displayed together, they create a powerful architectural statement—ideal for flanking entrances, framing walkways, or anchoring a garden composition with historical significance.

Perfect for collectors, architects, and admirers of Wright’s legacy, this Garden Sprite pair offers not only visual impact but a meaningful connection to one of the most influential movements in modern design. Whether placed in a landscape, courtyard, or interior setting, these sculptures bring timeless artistry and architectural depth to any space.