By the Light of the Fisher

Detroit, Michigan

Known as Detroit’s largest art object, the Fisher Building opened in September of 1928. The Art Deco masterpiece was designed by Albert Kahn and houses a three story lobby with hand-painted barrel vaulted ceilings, elaborate mosaics, and rows of
intricate and stunning chandeliers.

4 Comments on “By the Light of the Fisher”

maugryph
03/08/2013

very cool pics. those are some cool chandeliers!

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- Jennifer
  03/08/2013
  
  thank you! it’s a gorgeous building.
  
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petercornelius83
03/08/2013

Reblogged this on Peter Cornelius Photography and commented:
I found this interesting

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- Jennifer
  03/08/2013
  
  thanks for stopping by!
  
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