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AN OAK ARMCHAIR
DESIGNED BY FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOR THE RAY W. EVANS HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, CIRCA 1908
The horizontal backrest surmounting the chair back in duplicate of the two sides with vertical spindles to chair stretchers terminating in a downward turned front foot, the seat floating within the frame (86.08.04)--34 1/2in. (87cm.) high, 30 1/4in. (76.8cm.) wide, 24in. (61cm.) deep
DESIGNED BY FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOR THE RAY W. EVANS HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, CIRCA 1908
The horizontal backrest surmounting the chair back in duplicate of the two sides with vertical spindles to chair stretchers terminating in a downward turned front foot, the seat floating within the frame (86.08.04)--34 1/2in. (87cm.) high, 30 1/4in. (76.8cm.) wide, 24in. (61cm.) deep
Provenance
The art Institute of Chicago
Kelmscott Gallery, Chicago
Kelmscott Gallery, Chicago
Literature
David A. Hanks, Frank Lloyd Wright, Preserving an Architectural Heritage, E.P. Dutton, N.Y., 1989, pp. 64-65