Crossed Arms Sprite Statue by Frank Lloyd Wright Gazebo and Bridges

Crossed Arms Sprite Statue by Frank Lloyd Wright Gazebo and BridgesThe Crossed Arms Sprite Statue is a reproduction of one of Frank Lloyd Wright's renowned "sprites," originally designed for the Midway Gardens in Chicago, which opened in 1914. These sprites were a series of abstract, geometric sculptures that adorned the garden, created in collaboration with sculptor Alfonso Iannelli. Midway Gardens was a sprawling entertainment complex, and Wright's sprites were designed to complement its architectural style,

Made from durable cast stone and available in a variety of finish options

the list of whose works reads like an encyclopedia of the great names of the era

contributing to a harmonious composition

and a tribute to the sacrifices made by these brave men and women

24" Top diameter x 11" square base and 19" high

He lived for such challenges and he saw opportunity of distinguishing himself through such a work

Like those seen in the beautiful courtyard

The statue is carefully crafted to stand the test of time and add a touch of elegance to any outdoor space

also known as Lewis Carroll

metal stand

allowing water to cascade from the upper basin into the surrounding bowls below

and anyone who appreciates the simple beauty of nature