Isidore Heller House

Artist: Frank Lloyd Wright
Circa: 1896

Frank Lloyd Wright’s perspective drawing of the Isidore Heller House in Chicago presents a stately residence with broad overhanging roofs, strong horizontal lines and carefully balanced geometric forms. Subtle color and atmospheric landscaping soften the architecture, while the tall central mass hints at Wright’s developing Prairie School vocabulary. The design captures an important moment in the evolution of modern American residential architecture.

Print Details

• Giclée reproduction of the original architectural drawing
• Archival Matte Paper 11"×17" untrimmed
• Suitable for Framing
• Carefully packaged and shipped flat

Ideal for collectors of:

• Frank Lloyd Wright architecture
• Chicago architectural history
• Prairie School design
• Historic American residences
• Architectural drawings and renderings

An elegant early Frank Lloyd Wright design marking the emergence of his distinctive architectural vision.

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