Frank Lloyd Wright Barrel Globe

The 16-inch Frank Lloyd Wright Barrel World Globe by Replogle is a distinguished work of art that is simply unmatched by anything else! Never before have you seen such a striking world globe! Standing a total of 39 inches tall, this gorgeous globe is nothing less than an impressive conversation piece that will take center stage in your home or office.

This globe features antique parchment oceans and land formations in rich, varied colors that clearly denote countries, regions, states, and other current political borders. It is encircled by a die-cast metal meridian and set on a clean-lined hardwood pedestal stand with a dark walnut finish. A raised-relief surface clearly marks mountain ranges, while simple text and accurate denotations of thousands of place names allow for easy use.

This globe stand is an adaptation of one of the most universally recognized furniture designs found in the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation archives. It is a modified version of the famous "Barrel Chair" originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1903 and modified for his personal use at "Taliesin" in Spring Green, Wisconsin and for Herbert F. Johnson for his home "Wingspread" in Racine, Wisconsin in 1937.

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The 16-inch Frank Lloyd Wright Barrel World Globe by Replogle is a distinguished work of art that is simply unmatched by anything else! Never before have you seen such a striking world globe! Standing a total of 39 inches tall, this gorgeous globe is nothing less than an impressive conversation piece that will take center stage in your home or office.

This globe features antique parchment oceans and land formations in rich, varied colors that clearly denote countries, regions, states, and other current political borders. It is encircled by a die-cast metal meridian and set on a clean-lined hardwood pedestal stand with a dark walnut finish. A raised-relief surface clearly marks mountain ranges, while simple text and accurate denotations of thousands of place names allow for easy use.

This globe stand is an adaptation of one of the most universally recognized furniture designs found in the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation archives. It is a modified version of the famous "Barrel Chair" originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1903 and modified for his personal use at "Taliesin" in Spring Green, Wisconsin and for Herbert F. Johnson for his home "Wingspread" in Racine, Wisconsin in 1937.

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