Eugene Masselink lived in Grand Rapids for most of his life and worked alongside Frank Lloyd Wright. This eight-panel screen was produced as part of Wright’s commission to design the bedroom of Elizabeth Gordon — one of the best-known arbiters of modernism in America — and was originally used as closet doors.

Masselink’s screen features the organic geometry that was described as ​“not an imitation of nature, but rather the delights of nature; [with] variations of patterns, subtle rhythms, and the sense of underlying structure.”