SEPTEMBER DESERT

LIBERTY MAGAZINE COVER

TAPESTRY PILLOW

Frank Lloyd Wright described the Arizona desert as, “the streamlines of these endless ranges of mountains coming gently down to the mesa or going abruptly up into the sky from the plains.” In the late 1920s, he interpreted the pattern and texture of this landscape as a cover design for Liberty Magazine that was never published. Utilizing repetitive geometric shapes and a soft pallet of colors, he created an image that is simple yet striking, and distinctly Frank Lloyd Wright. Our cotton blend tapestry pillow depicts his imaginative design.

• Cotton woven tapestry design, cotton blend neutral backing.

• Dry clean only

• Approximately 17" square

• Story card included

• Made in the USA