|
YEAR |
TITLE |
AUTHOR |
DESCRIPTION |
PAGES |
ST# |
|
1940 |
1940 |
Frank Lloyd Wright:
A Pictorial Record of Architectural Progress (Soft Cover - Spiral
Bound)
(Published by The Institute of
Modern Art, Boston) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
Supplement
to the Loan Exhibition held by The Institute of Modern Art - January 24
- March 3, 1940.
The exhibition was a photographic exhibition, and this was the
supplemental catalog that accompanied the exhibition. It dealt
specifically with homes. (First Edition)
(Sweeney 502) |
Pp 62 |
0502.00.0799 |
|
1941 |
1941
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright On Architecture:
Selected
writings on architecture between 1894 and 1940.
(Hard Cover - DJ)
(Published by Duell,
Sloan and Pearce,
New York) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd; Edited Gutheim, Frederick |
Published as the initial volume by Duell,
Sloan and Pearce in the Frank Lloyd Wright series. Selected
writings on architecture between 1894 and 1940.
Original HC List Price $3.50.
(First Edition)
(Sweeney 532) |
Pp 275 |
0532.00.0904 |
1941 |
Frank Lloyd Wright On Architecture:
Selected
writings on architecture between 1894 and 1940.
(Hard Cover)
(Published by Duell,
Sloan and Pearce,
New York) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd; Edited Gutheim, Frederick |
Published as the initial volume by Duell,
Sloan and Pearce in the Frank Lloyd Wright series. Selected
writings on architecture between 1894 and 1940.
Original HC List Price $3.50.
(Fourth Edition)
(Sweeney 532) |
Pp 275 |
0532.00.1299 |
|
1942 |
1942 |
In The Nature of
Materials: 1887 - 1941, The Buildings of
Frank Lloyd Wright
(Hard Cover DJ) (Published by
Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York) |
Hitchcock, Henry-Russell |
This is the
second volume in the series of three published by Duell, Sloan and
Pearce devoted to a complete presentation of the life, literature and
work of Wright. This is the essential background book on the
architect’s work. Includes 414 photographs and illustrations.
Original HC list price $3.50. 8.5 x 8.5. (First Edition)
(Sweeney 573) |
Pp 143 |
0573.00.0702 |
|
1942 |
In The Nature of
Materials: 1887 - 1941, The Buildings of
Frank Lloyd Wright
(Hard Cover DJ) (Published by Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York) |
Hitchcock, Henry-Russell |
This is the
second volume in the series of three published by Duell, Sloan and
Pearce devoted to a complete presentation of the life, literature and
work of Wright. This is the essential background book on the architect’s
work. Includes 414 photographs and illustrations. Original HC list price
$6.00. 8.5 x 8.5. (Third Edition)
(Sweeney 573) |
Pp 143 |
0573.00.0399 |
|
1943 |
1943 |
An Autobiography
(Hard Cover - DJ)
(Published by Duell,
Sloan and
Pearce, New York) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
First published in 1932 by
Longmans, Green and Company. Duell,
Sloan and
Pearce reprints An Autobiography to complete their trilogy. This
Duell First Edition divides Book One into Book One and Book Two.
Book Three: Work, Book Four: Freedom. There is an addition
to the version, Book Five: Form. All the original photographs were
deleted and one new photograph added.
3,000 copies were printed of this first edition. By 1962, it had
gone through an eighth printing. (See
FLW versus America, Page 37)
Original HC List
Price $4.50. 8.5 x 8.5.
(First Edition)
(Sweeney 595) |
Pp 561 |
0595.00.1299 |
|
1945 |
1945 |
America is West
(Hard Cover)
(Published by the University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
A compilation of
many writers. Section Ten, Chapter nine:
"Young Architect in Chicago". A reprint from "An Autobiography",
1932 and 1943 Editions page 63-71. (First Edition) |
Pp 481-490 |
0609.01.1099 |
1945
 |
An Autobiography
(Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Faber & Faber Limited and The Hyperion
Press Limited, London) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
3,000 copies were printed of this first edition. In 1946 a second
edition was printed, and in a third of 2,000 copies was printed in 1947.
Original HC List
Price £35.00 (App $52.50)
(First
Edition) (Sweeney 606) |
Pp 486 |
0606.00.0205 |
1945 |
An
Autobiography (Hard
Cover) (Published by Faber & Faber Limited and The Hyperion Press
Limited, London) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
3,000 copies were printed of this first edition. In 1946 a second
edition was printed, and in a third of 2,000 copies was printed in 1947. Second Copy. Original HC List
Price £35.00 (App $52.50)
(First
Edition) (Sweeney 606) |
Pp 486 |
0606.01.0301 |
1945 |
When Democracy Builds
(Hard Cover - DJ)
(Published by the University of Chicago Press, Chicago) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
In 1932 Wright
published his classic indictment on the city as “The
Disappearing City”. Wright continued to work on his thesis and
in 1945 republished it as
"When Democracy Builds". Copyright 1945
by the University of Chicago. Published 1945. In 1958 he published
his third and final version, “The Living City” expanding and
rewriting it completely. Book review in
Saturday Review. Original HC List Price $4.00. (First
Edition) (Sweeney 609) |
Pp 131 |
0609.00.1099 |
1945
 |
When Democracy
Builds (Hard Cover)
(Published by the University of Chicago Press, Chicago) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
Copyright 1945
by the University of Chicago. Published 1945. Third Impression September
1945. (Third Edition)
(Sweeney 609) |
Pp 131 |
0609.02.0403 |
1945
 |
Built in USA:
Since 1932-1944 (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by The Museum of Modern
Art, New York. Distributed by Simon and Schuster, Inc., New York. 5,700
copies printed in May, 1944; 4,000 copies printed of the revised second
edition in October, 1944; 7,000 copies printed of this third edition in
November 1945.) |
Edited by: Mock,
Elizabeth; Forward By: Goodwin, Philip L. |
Published in
conjunction with the Exhibition "Built in the U.S.A. Since 1932", at The
Museum of Modern Art, 1944. "The twelve years since 1932, when the
Museum of Modern Art staged its revolutionary
International Exhibition of Modern
Architecture..." Of the forty-seven building high lighted at the
exhibition, three of Wright’s buildings were featured. As
Architectural Forum
commented "Head and shoulders above all the work stand the three
buildings of
Frank Lloyd Wright,
who at an age when most men exchange the drafting stool for the wheel
chair, is showing the younger generation what vision really means." May,
1944. Under the category of "Houses", Falling water (S.230 - 1935) and
the Winkler-Goetsch (S.269 - 1939) homes rank number one and two out of
22. Under the category of "Education", Taliesin West (S.241 - 1937)
ranked number one of eight. Fallingwater includes text, one illustration
and two photographs, one of each of the three. Fallingwater photograph
by
Hedrich-Blessing, 1937. Winkler-Goetsch includes text, one
illustration and five photographs. Taliesin West includes text, one
illustration and five photographs. Includes two other Wright
photographs. Original list price $3.00. 7.5 x 9.75. (Third Edition) |
Pp 128 |
0647.14.0811 |
1945 |
Tomorrow’s House
(Hard Cover)
(Published by Simon and Schuster, New York) |
Nelson,
George; Wright, Henry |
Original HC List
Price $3.00.
Text & Photos (First
Edition) |
Pp 208-213 |
0624.01.0401 |
1945
 |
Florida
Southern College, Lakeland, Florida (Published by Florida Southern
College, Lakeland, Florida) |
Florida Southern
College |
An informational
book about Florida Southern College. Page three includes two
interior photographs. Page eleven includes three photographs and
one illustration of the E.T. Roux Library nearly complete. Pages
24-25 includes two photographs of the Annie Pfeiffer Chapel which was
completed in 1941. 9 x 12. |
Pp 36 |
0647.02.0207 |
|
1946 |
1946
 |
My Father Who
is on Earth (Published by G. P. Putman’s Sons, New York)
(Hard Cover DJ) |
Wright, John
Lloyd |
An
unconventional portrait of an unconventional man -
Frank
Lloyd Wright, stormy
petrel of architecture. The author is his son, who tells the
things only he could tell about his father. Review in
Saturday Review. Original cover price
$3.50. 5.75 x 8.5.
(First
Edition) (Sweeney
648) |
Pp 195 |
0648.00.0607 |
1946 |
My Father Who is on Earth
(Hard Cover)
(Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York) |
Wright, John Lloyd |
An
unconventional portrait of an unconventional man -
Frank
Lloyd Wright, stormy
petrel of architecture. The author is his son, who tells the
things only he could tell about his father. Original cover price
$3.50. 5.75 x 8.5.
(First
Edition) (Sweeney
648) |
Pp 195 |
0648.01.0101 |
1946 |
My Father Who is on Earth
(Hard Cover - Rebound by the Milwaukee Public Library)
(Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York) |
Wright, John Lloyd |
An
unconventional portrait of an unconventional man -
Frank
Lloyd Wright, stormy
petrel of architecture. The author is his son, who tells the
things only he could tell about his father. Original cover price
$3.50. 5.25 x 8.
(First
Edition) (Milwaukee
Public Library Recover)
(Sweeney 648) |
Pp 195 |
0648.02.0200 |
1946 |
Faces of Destiny
(Hard Cover)
(Published simultaneously by Ziff-Davis Publishing Co, Chicago, New York and
George G. Harrap Co. LTD., London) |
Karsh, Yousuf |
Short Biography and portrait of Frank
Lloyd Wright
(Second
Edition) |
Pp 158-9 |
0648.01.1101 |
1946 |
Annual Forum,
1946, New York Herald Tribune. Reprinted as the
Taliesin Square-Paper #10:
Nonpolitical Voice.
(Hard Cover)
(Published by the New York Tribune, Inc., New York) |
New York Herald
Tribune |
The Struggle for
Justice as a World Force. Report of the New York Herald Tribune Annual
Forum. At the Waldorf-Astoria, New York City. October 28, 29 and 30,
1946. Second Session: Tuesday, October 29, 1946, 1:46p.m. (#9): "The
Right to be One’s Self" Frank Lloyd Wright. Original HC List
Price $1.50.
(First
Edition) |
Pp 113-7 |
0648.02.0102 |
|
1947 |
1947 |
When Democracy Builds
(Hard Cover)
(Published by the University of Chicago Press, Chicago) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
Revised Edition.
Copyright 1945 by the University of Chicago. Published 1945. Second
Edition 1945. Second Impression 1947.
(Second Edition) (Sweeney 609) |
Pp 140 |
0609.01.0799 |
1947
 |
Usonia Homes, A
Cooperative, Inc. (Published by the Eastern Cooperative League) |
Henken, David |
A pamphlet
describing the Usonia Homes Cooperative, Pleaseantville, New York.
David Henken, a Taliesin apprentice between 1942 and 1944 formed the
Rochdale Cooperative in 1944. It became Usonia Homes in 1944.
97 acres were purchase in 1947. Three Wright homes were built
(Friedman, Serlin and Reisley). 40 were built by Wright
apprentices including Henken. Includes seven photographs of Wright
homes. 8.5 x 11.
(First Edition) |
Pp 8 |
0720.05.0307 |
|
1948 |
1925/1948
 |
The Life Work
of the American Architect:
Frank
Lloyd Wright, (1925:
Published by C.A. Mees Santpoort, Holland. 1948: Bound and
distributed by A. Kroch and Sons, Publishers. Chicago) |
Introduction by
H. Th. Wijdeveld |
1925: Seven
separate issue of the art magazine Wendingen (7-3 through 7-9) were
bound together in a single book. 3,000 copies of the book were published
according to “Wendingen: A Journal for the Arts,
1918-1932" page 168. 1947: Nov 27, Kroch ordered 500
copies of the remaining unbound stock according to “Wendingen”.
1948: Publisher A. Kroch & Son publishes 500 copies of the original 1926
printing that had been left unbound, according to “Sweeney”.
13 x 13.5. (First 1948
Edition) (Sweeney
165) |
Pp 164 |
0165.01.0506 |
|
1949 |
1949 |
The New Theatre
- Special Exhibition, January 26 - February 27, 1949. The Architectural Model, Plan,
Renderings of: (Project for Hartford Conn.). |
Hartford
Conn. Wadsworth Atheneum, Frank Lloyd Wright |
Exhibit
brochure for show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum. The
Architectural Model, Plan, Renderings of The New Theatre. These designs were revived in 1949 for a group
in Hartford Conn. Adequate funds were not raised, and it remained a project. This exhibit was for showing the Architectural Model, Plans and Renderings. First
public exhibition. (See
"Taliesin Drawings"
Pp 52 - 55.) This design looks similar to the New Theatre for Woodstock, New York
(1931 Project). Florida Southern College Pfeiffer Chapel (1938), and the
Dallas Theatre Center, Dallas, Tx (1955).
(Sweeney 749) |
Pp 4 |
0749.00.1101 |
1949 |
Genius and the Mobocracy
(Hard Cover - DJ)
(Published by Duell,
Sloan and
Pearce, New York) |
Wright, Frank Lloyd |
Original HC List
Price $5.00. Book review in
Saturday Review.
(First
Edition) (Two Copies) (Sweeney 750) |
Pp 113 |
- 0750.00.0798
- 0750.00.0999
|
