Jack Lenor Larsen
A Cranbrook graduate who went on to build one of America's great textile houses.
This artist's work is shown through the museum and artist links on this page while it remains under copyright or awaits a permission-cleared image.
Larsen was born in Seattle and earned his MFA at Cranbrook in 1951, where Marianne Strengell was among his teachers.
That year he designed curtains for New York's Lever House, and he founded Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc. in 1952. His work is held by MoMA and the Art Institute of Chicago, and he later created the LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton.