Hollyhock House
A Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece built for Aline Barnsdall, whom the park was named after. The oil heiress, born in 1882, was a philanthropist, actress, and supporter of socialist and feminist movements. She and her daughter Betty (known affectionately as Sugartop) lived in the house together for many years, as Aline chose not to marry.
8 months ago
Across Rec League
Hollyhock House
Lily
“Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1919 masterpiece on the top of a wee mount in the middle of LA, and my favorite place to meet up with friends and kids for giant sunset picnics in the heat of the summer. There’s always a breeze, the vibes are impeccable, life is good! Abby Brach,the newish curator at Hollyhock, has been programming superb contemporary exhibitions at the house; Louise Bonnet and Adam Silverman”
Emily
“California modernists delight! The moat around the fireplace! The bas relief! The kitchen! The dining chairs! THAT CARPET! I die. FLW at his finest.”
Grier
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