{"product_id":"original-c-1936-exterior-oliver-p-morton-school-beige-slip-glaze-sullivanesque-terra-cotta-facade-corner-panel","title":"original c. 1936 exterior oliver p. morton school beige slip glaze \"sullivanesque\" terra cotta facade corner panel","description":"exceptionally intact and well-designed american c. 1936 lower course band double-sided corner slip glaze terra cotta panel, salvaged from the oliver morton school located in hammond, in. the chicago prairie style school was constructed during 1936-1937. the chicago-based architect george grant elmslie, a disciple of frank lloyd wright and louis h. sullivan and a master of prairie-style architecture, designed the building's terra cotta ornament alongside principal architect william hutton. the richly ornate terra cotta with a striking interplay between intricate organic leafage and geometric designs and\/or shapes is comprised of natural clay with a beige slip glaze finish. fabricated by the northwestern terra cotta company with fritz albert as the clay modeler. the morton school was demolished in 1991.","brand":"vendor-unknown","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":50671988703530,"sku":"UR-27545-18","price":800.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":false}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0959\/7075\/4858\/files\/20120803-012n_1_2.jpg?v=1760291081","url":"https:\/\/urbanremainschicago.com\/products\/original-c-1936-exterior-oliver-p-morton-school-beige-slip-glaze-sullivanesque-terra-cotta-facade-corner-panel","provider":"Urban Remains Chicago","version":"1.0","type":"link"}