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Archaic marble sculpture of a recumbent frog,

Shang Dynasty (1600-1045 B.C.),

Length 9⅞ in., 25 cm,

Waterkasteel van Moorsel,

Moorsel,Denderstreek, Province East Flanders, Belgium,

Franz Kline, "Mass. Harbor," 1961,

Oil on canvas,

67 ¾ by 92 ⅛ in. (172 by 234 cm.)

Love's jewelled fetter (The betrothal ring), circa 1894

"Fountainhead," Jackson, Mississippi, United States,

Wright called the three-bedroom property The Fountainhead after the eponymous novel by Ayn Rand, whose protagonist was famously inspired by the architect himself.

It was designed in 1948 and built from 1950 to 1954.

Locals called it the Hughes House, after Wright’s client J Willis Hughes, who lived here until 1980.

The current owner is architect Robert Parker Adams, who has spent decades restoring its Heart Tidewater Red Cypress walls and the original copper roof.

Frank Lloyd Wright Architect,