Engraved Falling Water Wine Glass

Engraved Falling Water Wine GlassCompleted in 1939 and designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Fallingwater is regarded as one of the defining works of twentieth century architecture. Rather than sitting within its landscape, the house is built directly over the waterfall, its projecting terraces extending into the surrounding woodland as though they have grown from the rock itself. This engraving interprets Fallingwater through its distinctive horizontal forms, cantilevered concrete

imagining that the angels themselves take a portion of every cask as it quietly ages

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