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Frozen Spheres

In 1927, Frank Lloyd Wright designed a series of 12 monthly covers for Liberty Magazine based on seasonal themes. Unfortunately, the publishers judged them as too radical for the time. The magazine returned Wright’s presentation drawings, which became the basis for later interpretations executed in diverse media. Each cover design exemplifies Wright’s practice of using a T-square, triangle, and compass to create lively geometric designs.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Frozen Spheres is a striking geometric abstraction that captures the essence of winter. The interplay of the circular shapes suggests a dynamic rhythm, reminiscent of snowflakes swirling in the wind or the crystalline structure of ice, embodying the quiet elegance of the season. This abstract representation invites viewers to appreciate the complexities of winter, transforming a typically harsh environment into one of serene beauty, and reinforcing Wright's belief in the harmony between art and nature.

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