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Mary Ellen and Walter Rudin Residence, Living Room
MADISON, WISCONSIN, 1957
Photographed 2019
Frank Lloyd Wright teamed up with builder Marshal Erdman, they had also worked together on Wright's First Unitarian Meeting House project, to create pre-fab designs. The prefabs were one part of Wright's larger Usonian project, meant to make innovative design more affordable to the middle class. The prospective buyer had to provide the lot, as well as the foundation, plumbing fixtures, electric wiring, heating units, drywall, and paint.
This house was completed in 1959 for UW-Madison mathematicians Walter and Mary Ellen Rudin in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Fuji Crystal Archive print.
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Fuji Type C Matte.
White Mat, Black Wood Frame, Acrylic Glass.
* All frames come with the wall budding hanging system.White Mat:
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Print Size: 40"W x 30"H gets 4" MatBlack Wood Frame:
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