Frank Lloyd Wright

PEDRO GUERRERO

	Date: 1994 Publication: Picturing Wright (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Pomegranate Artbooks) Author: Guerrero, Pedro, E. Description: Original HC List Price $29.95. (First Edition) Pages: 176 1994.08.1200
	Date: 1995 Publication: Wright in Arizona: The Early Work of Pedro E. Guerrero. A selection of Photographs from the Pedro E. Guerrero collection. (Soft Cover) (Published by Arizona State University, Herberger Center for Design Excellence, Phoenix) Author: Boyle, Bernard Michael Description: Catalog for an exhibition at the Gallery of Design, College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Arizona State University, 8 January - 2 February 1996. 1200 copies of this catalog were printed. Original SC List Price $19.95. (First Edition) Pages: 47 1995.31.0404
	Date: 2002 Description: Guerrero on Wright (Published by the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center) Brochure for the permanent exhibit. Pages: 12 2002.57.0205
	Date: 2007 Publication: Pedro E. Guerrero, A Photographer’s Journey (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Princeton Architectural Press, New York) Author: Guerrero, Pedro E. Description: Guerrero steps out from behind the camera, and for the very first time, tells his story along with the stories of the contradictory and complex lives of the extraordinary people he has known. Pedro Guerrero spent his entire career, nearly 60 years, photographing the houses of some of the most illustrious of America's architects and artists of the twentieth century. Emerging from a modest background, his first professional job at the age of 22 in 1939 was photographing Taliesin West, the Arizona home of Frank Lloyd Wright. For the next 20 years, Guerrero was the chief visual interpreter of of Wright's homes, producing the only visual record of Wright's work as it appeared on completion. With over 190 of the author's own photographs. (Publisher’s description.) Original hard cover list price $55.00. Size: 8.25 x 10.25. (First Edition) Pages: 224 2007.59.1010

GILMAN LANE

Possibly a self portrait by Gilman Lane, American Photography, June, 1918, page 364. Courtesy of American Photography.

Gilman Lane photographed building in the Chicago area including many of Wright’s work. Upon his death in 1961, Lane donated his collection of over 700 photographs to the Oak Park Public Library. According to William Jerousek, Librarian at the OPPL, Lane was an industrial arts teacher at the Oak Park-River Forest High School from 1923 to 1957.
But Lane's interest in photograph proceeded his teaching career in Oak Park. In the June, 1918 issue of American Photography, he wrote lengthy technical article entitled "A Daylight Enlarger to be used in any Lighted Room". It reads like an article written by one professional photographer to another. This leads one to wonder if he may have tried his hand as a professional photographer, but opted for the steady paycheck as a teacher, never giving up his first love of photography.
Whether a one-time professional, part time freelance, or "amateur", the results were anything but amateur. He left an early record of over 150 Wright buildings. In the seminal Biography of Wright's Work by Henry-Russell Hitchcock, "The Nature of Materials", Hitchcock credits Henry Fuermann and Sons, and "another important group of photographs taken by Gilman Lane... who has been photographing Wright's work for many years, and who has taken many new photographs particularly for this book."

"A Daylight Enlarger to be used in any Lighted Room" American Photography, June 1918, Lane, Pp 364-365.

Midway Gardens, Chicago IL. Circa 1925. (Images #6-7).

Wright’s Oak Park Home. Circa1925.

Francis Apartments. Circa 1925-35.

Frank L. Smith Bank, Dwight, IL. Circa 1935-1941.

F.B. Henderson Residence, Elmhurst, IL. Circa 1935-1945.

Lake Geneva Hotel, Lake Geneva, WI. Circa 1935-1945.

Scoville Park Fountain, Oak Park, IL. Circa 1935-45.

River Forest Tennis Club, River Forest, IL. Circa 1940. (Image #5-7).

Chauncey L. William Residence, built in 1895. Circa 1940.

Robert W. Roloson Rowhouses, Chicago, IL. Circa 1940-41.

"The Nature of Materials", Hitchcock, published in 1942.

AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY

	Date: 1918 Title: American Photography - June 1918 (Published monthly by American Photography Publishing Co., Boston, Mass.) Author: Lane, Gilman Description: "A Daylight Enlarger to be used in any Lighted Room. Not every amateur has yet solved the problem of successful enlarging. Perhaps he has a small darkroom far removed from a good outside light, and cannot expend the amount of money necessary to buy an artificial illuminating apparatus – including condenser..." Gilman Lane photographed many of Frank Lloyd Wright’s building in the Midwest. Includes four illustrations and one photograph which may be a self portrait. 6.5 x 9.5. (Digital version.) Size: Pages: Pp 364-365 S#: 0139.05.1011

GRANT CARPENTER MANSON (1904-1997)

	Grant Carpenter Manson (Biography)

	Date: 1958 Publication: Frank Lloyd Wright to 1910, The First Golden Age (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York) Author: Manson, Grant C. Description: Two copies, one with and one without dust jacket. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1206) Pages: 228 1206.01.0601 1206.03.0503
	Date: 1958 Publication: Frank Lloyd Wright to 1910, The First Golden Age (Soft Cover) (Published by Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, New York) Author: Manson, Grant C. Description: Original SC List Price $19.95. (Fifth Edition) (Sweeney 1206) Pages: 228 1206.02.1200