Set on a 46-acre estate, the Bauhaus-inspired 1930’s and 40s Modernist home of peioneering American abstract artists George L.K. Morris and Suzy Frelinghuysen, founding members of the American Abstract Artists.
They championed American abstract art and collected the 20th century’s greatest abstract art, including works by Picasso, Gris, Braque Matisse and Leger. Their house, which exhibits their collection of American and European Cubist Art including paintings, frescoes, and sculpture, embodies the artistic and stylistic innovations of Modernism.
This is a remarkable collection of early 20th century art in an intimate setting of a home designed itself as a work of art.