Arizona Biltmore Hotel Glass, Historical Art Piece!

You will receive one chosen at random. All are unique and no two look exactly the same. Pressed opalescent glass light panel comprised of four distinct units set tightly within a soldered joint copper frame. the remarkably thick "wrightesque" wall-mount glass assembly features an iconic design derived from the logarithm of a b flat minor chord. warren mcarthur, jr., and brother charles mcarthur along with john mcentee bowman, the entrepreneur behind the biltmore hotel chain, opened the arizona biltmore on february 23, 1929. the arizona biltmore's architect of record is albert chase mcarthur, yet its authorship is often mistakenly attributed to frank lloyd wright, owing to wright's on-site consulting for four months in 1928 relating to the masonry unit "textile block" construction. some visitors say the hotel has the look and feel of a wright building, especially in the main lobby, likely owing to a strong imprint of the unit block design that wright had utilized on four residential buildings in the los angeles area some 6 years earlier. mcarthur is indisputably the architect as original linen drawings of the hotel in the arizona state university library archives attest, as does the 1929 feature article in architectural record magazine. the prairie school architect was educated at the armour institute of technology (later the illinois institute of technology) and harvard university.