NEW YORK 2011 SAGA 5:

NEW YORK CITY TRIP
November 11 -16, 2011

During my trip to New York City, Bill and I went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art specifically to see the Frank Lloyd Wright Room installed there—for two reasons: one to see the room but also Bill owns two stained glass windows from the same house!!!

It's the Living Room of the 1921, Francis W. Little Summer House (Little Residence II) of Wayzata, Minnesota, called Northome. (Mr. Wright always named his houses.) (The Little's first Wright house was 1904, in Racine, Wisconsin.)

The room is large and grand.

Official photographs:

My photographs:

click to see: Little House Living Room.

Bill's windows are inherited from Lewis Muller, his architectural partner. Lewis got them in 1996 at a Christie's auction. The two windows were $16,000. They are of the tall, narrow-type located at the end of a row of windows. Bill believes they are from the Dining Room.

The tall, narrow windows in the Living Room at the Met.

When we got home, I photographed Bill's windows:

Bill has promised to will them to me! Maybe he'll give me one now?

click to see: F LL W Interview on CBS.