Frank Lloyd Wright - A.D. German Warehouse Concrete Frieze
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A concrete frieze from Wright's "A.D. German Warehouse". Created to be used as a stamp or texture rubbing.
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Print your very own decorative frieze, inspired by those used to build Frank Lloyd Wright’s “A.D. German Warehouse". Wright's innovative concrete friezes were made by pouring concrete into molds. The concrete casts decorate the exterior of the warehouse.
The AD German Warehouse was built between 1917 and 1921 in Wright’s hometown of Richland Center, Wisconsin. The building is named after Albert Delvino German, who commissioned Wright to design a warehouse for his growing business. The building remains standing and is currently under restoration.