Martin Mural by Frank Lloyd Replica Glass Hanging

The D.D. Martin Mural by Frank Lloyd Wright is a stunning example of his iconic stained-glass designs, originally created for the Darwin D. Martin House (built between 1903–1905) in Buffalo, New York. This glass panel reflects Wright’s artistic genius during the height of the Prairie School movement, where he sought to blend architecture with nature, light, and space in harmonious unity. Wright’s work for the Martin House is renowned for its intricate geometric designs, often referred to as "light screens," which allowed natural light to pass through while also providing visual interest and a connection to the outdoors. This reproduction of the D.D. Martin Mural captures the essence of Wright’s original stained-glass windows with its carefully crafted glass pieces arranged in abstract patterns of lines and shapes. The design mirrors Wright’s affinity for organic forms and the interplay of light and shadow, evoking natural themes such as tree branches, leaves, or the flow of rivers, which were prevalent in his work. The use of vibrant yet subtle colors in the glass adds depth and elegance, while the metal frame enhances the overall architectural feel of the piece. The mural is designed to be hung easily in windows or any sunny area, where the light can illuminate the glass, (more...)