Bonnet House: Fort Lauderdale’s Whimsical Art Estate
Hidden between Fort Lauderdale’s high-rises sits a 1920s estate where an artist built a tropical fantasy of murals, carousel animals, swans, and roaming monkeys, all on a barrier island.
Hidden between Fort Lauderdale’s high-rises sits a 1920s estate where an artist built a tropical fantasy of murals, carousel animals, swans, and roaming monkeys, all on a barrier island.
Robert Rauschenberg lived and worked on Captiva from 1970 until his death in 2008. One of his studios, the Fish House, was built in 1942 by the cartoonist and conservationist Ding Darling.
Tucked behind the Overseas Highway in Islamorada, Rain Barrel Village is a hidden compound of artist studios, sculpture gardens, and creative energy thriving in the Florida Keys.