[The (W)right detail]
Hand Signed Gallery Print on Canvas, by Photographer David Higginson.
 
 "Taliesin East is a stunning example of Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture, located in Spring Green, Wisconsin. The beauty of this building lies in its unique blend of natural and man-made elements, as well as its integration with the surrounding landscape.
The building is situated on a 600-acre estate, which Wright considered to be a "canvas" on which to create his masterpiece. He designed the building to fit seamlessly into the natural surroundings, with its long, low profile mirroring the rolling hills and valleys of the Wisconsin countryside. The use of local materials, such as limestone and sandstone, also adds to the building's sense of place and connection to the earth.
  One of the most striking features of Taliesin East is its use of light and shadow. Wright carefully designed the building to take advantage of natural light, using large windows and skylights to bring the outside in. The play of light and shadow throughout the building creates a sense of drama and depth, drawing the eye and inviting exploration.
  The interior of Taliesin East is just as stunning as its exterior, with its soaring ceilings, warm wood finishes, and unique geometric shapes. Wright's use of open spaces and flowing lines creates a sense of movement and energy throughout the building, while also providing a sense of calm and tranquility.
  The beauty of Taliesin East lies in its seamless integration with the natural landscape, its clever use of light and shadow, and its stunning interior design. It is a true masterpiece of architecture, and a testament to the vision and skill of Frank Lloyd Wright."
~ Daivd Higginson