Frank Lloyd Wright

YEAR	TITLE	AUTHOR	DESCRIPTION	PAGES	ST#
1970
1970	Frank Lloyd Wright, His Life, His Work, His Words (Hard Cover) (Published by Editorial Troquel S.A., San Jose, Buenos Aires)	Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd	(Spanish Version) Very similar to the 1966 English version. 8x10. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1648)	Pp 240	1648.03.0906
1970	Frank Lloyd Wright, His Life, His Work, His Words (Great Britain Version) (Published by Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons Ltd., London, Nairobi, Kenya; Victoria, Australia; Johannesburg, S. Africa) (Hard Cover DJ)	Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd	Exactly the same as the 1966 English version except for the cover and dust jacket. Original cover price 70s (Ł3.50). 8.25 x 10.25. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1648)	Pp 224	1648.04.0407
1970	Frank Lloyd Wright (Hard Cover - DJ)	Bardeschi, Marco Dezzi	(Italian Version) Published in1970 as an English version. Original HC List Price L. 1200. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1804)	Pp 96	1804.00.0401
1970	Bannerstone House: A Frank Lloyd Wright House (Soft Cover)	Cavanaugh, Tom R. & Thomas, Payne E. L.	Dana House. In 1944 Charles C. Thomas, a publisher purchased the Dana House with most of its original furnishings. He maintained the house and its contents as the headquarters of his publishing firm and renamed it Bannerstone House. Original SC List Price $3.75. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1805)	Pp 41	1805.00.0902
1970	GA 1: Global Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright, Johnson & Son, Administration Building and Research Tower, Racine, Wisconsin. 1936-9	Edited and Photographed by Futagawa, Yukio; Text by Isozaki, Arata	See Second Edition (Sweeney #1808)	Pp 48
1970	GA 2: Global Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright, Kaufmann House, "Fallingwater," Bear Run Pennsylvania. 1936 (Soft Cover)	Futagawa, Yukio & Marlin, Paul	(First Edition) (Sweeney 1809)	Pp 48	1809.00.0904
1970	Frank Lloyd Wright I: Public Buildings (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Simon and Schuster, New York) Two Copies.	Pawley, Matrin; Photos by Futagawa, Yukio	Original HC List Price $7.50. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1811)	Pp 130	1811.00.0780 1811.02.0105
1970	The Imperial Hotel Story (Soft Cover) (Published by The Imperial Hotel, Japan)	Tiltman, Hessell	Revised edition. See #1571.01. (Sweeney 1814)	Pp 80	1814.00.0800
1970	An Organic Architecture: The Architecture of Democracy (Hard Cover DJ) (Published by M.I.T. Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts)	Wright, Frank Lloyd	First published in 1939 (S.463). The Sir George Watson Lectures of the Sulgrave Manor Board. Four lectures delivered by Wright at the Royal Institute of British Architects in May, 1939. In 1953, the four lectures were reprinted in full as part of “The Future of Architecture” pages 221-293 (S.913). This facsimile edition published by M.I.T. Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1815)	Pp 56	1815.00.0303 1815.00.0504
1970	The Future of Architecture (Soft Cover)	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Published by Meridian. Original SC List Price $6.95. (Sixth Edition) (Sweeney 913)	Pp 352	1815.03.0304
1970	Frank Lloyd Wright: Writings and Buildings (Soft Cover) (Published by Meridian Books, Inc., Cleveland and New York)	Ed Kaufmann & Raeburn	Original SC List Price $3.95. (Ninth Paper Edition) (Sweeney 1401)	Pp 346	1401.03.0399
1970	Production Dwellings: An Opportunity for Excellence (Published by the Department of Natural Resources, Madison, Wisconsin, and The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Spring Green, Wisconsin)	Swaback, Vernon D.	Prepared by Taliesin Associated Architects of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Copyright The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. 11 x 8.5. (First Edition)	Pp 48	1815.04.0506
1970	The Rise of An American Architecture (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published in Association with The Metropolitan Museum of Art by Praeger Publishers, New York, Washington, London)	Hitchcock, Henry-Russell; Fein, Albert; Weisman, Winston; Scully, Vincent	"This book was conceived as counterpart to an exhibition opening under the same name and the same auspices at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in May of 1970. ...The exhibition, which will travel to several American cities, gives prominence to nine important, still standing American buildings of the period 1815 to 1915", (p223). Text from the Exhibition: Frank J. Baker’s House, Wilmette, Illinois, 1909. Frank Lloyd Wright, architect, (p232-3). Exhibition Director Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. Edited with an introduction and exhibition notes by Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. Ch. 4: "American Houses: Thomas Jefferson to Frank Lloyd Wright" by Vincent Scully, (p163-207). Original Hard Cover list price $10.00. 6.75 x 9.5. (First Edition)	Pp 241	1846.14.1010
1971
1971	Frank Lloyd Wright: The Architectural Genius of the Twentieth Century (Published by SamHar Press, Charlotteville, NY) (Soft Cover - Laminated)	Salsini, Paul	Original HC List Price $4.95, SC List Price $?. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1848)	Pp 32	1848.00.0401
1971	History of Notable American Houses, The American Heritage (Hard Cover - DJ)	Davidson, Marshall B.	Original HC List Price $19.95. (First Edition)	Pp 239 72, 306-10 13 19-24 26 30-31 34 39 46-7 49 50-51 55	1850.01.0301
1971	Robie House (Published by The University of Chicago, Office of Special Events, Chicago)	Anonymous (FTS:sps, aas)	"Architectural and Historical Guide." A well written and informative paper which includes history of Robie House and quotes by and about Wright and the Robie House. Was tucked in a used book I purchased. 8.5 x 11. (First Edition)	Pp 8	1850.02.0202
1972
1972	A Testament (Soft Cover)	Wright, Frank Lloyd	This Paper Back Version Published by Avon-Discus. Original SC List Price $1.65. (First SC Edition)	Pp 190	1149.06.0504
1972	Frank Lloyd Wright (Hard Cover - DJ)	Bardeschi, Marco Dezzi	First published in 1970 as an Italian version. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1868)	Pp 94	1868.00.0579
1972	The Arts & Crafts Movement, in America 1876-1916 (Published by the Trustees of Princeton University. Distributed by Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey) Published in conjunction with an exhibition by the same title, organized by the Art Museum, Princeton University, and The Art Institute of Chicago.	Edited: Clark, Robert Judson; Ch. 2) Hanks, David A.; Ch. 4) Thompson, Susan Otis	Exhibited at The Art Museum, Princeton University, 21 October - 17 December 1972; The Art Institute of Chicago, 24 February - 22 April 1973; and Renwick Gallery of the National Collection of Fine Arts, Smithsonian Institution, 1 June - 10 September 1973. Chapter 2: “Chicago and the Midwest” has a section “FLW”, Hanks, which includes 13 descriptions and photographs, pages 68-75. Chapter 4: “The Arts and Crafts Book” Thompson, includes one description and photograph of the title page spread from “The House Beautiful” 1897, page 101. Original cover price $9.95. 10 x 13.5. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1875)	Pp 190	1875.00.0207
1972	Frank Lloyd Wright American Architect (Hard Cover - DJ)	Willard, Charlotte	Original HC List Price $5.95. 5.75 x 8.5. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1881)	Pp 183	1881.00.0100
1972	Roots of Contemporary American Architecture. 37 Essays from the Mid-Century to the Present (Published by Dover Publications, Inc., New York)	Collected and Edited By: Mumford, Lewis	First published in 1952 by Reinhold publishing. This Dover edition replaced the original "Prefatory Note" with the "Preface to the Second Edition" which was published in 1959 by Grove Press, Inc. 1) Ch. 16: "Nature as Architecture, The Bad Lands." Reprinted from Frank Lloyd Wright on Architecture, 1941, pages 191-199. 2) Ch. 20: "The Art and Craft of the Machine." Reprinted from Modern Architecture, 1931, pages 7-23. Originally delivered at Hull House, Chicago, in 1901. 3) Biographical Sketches: Frank Lloyd Wright. Original list price $6.00. 5.25 x 8.4. (First Dover Edition)	Pp Cover, 132-140, 169-185, 435-437	1909.10.0810
1972	Frank Lloyd Wright in Imperial Hotel (Hard Cover - DJ, Boxed slip cover, Custom Cardboard Packing Box)	Akashi, Nobumichi	The most complete photographic record I have seen. Before and during destruction. In Japanese. Boxed slip cover. Original HC List Price Ą18,000. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1882)	Pp 183	1882.00.0902
1973
1973	Frank Lloyd Wright: Yellowstone Art Center (Soft Cover)	Yellowstone Art Center, Introduction by Pfeiffer, Bruce Brooks	A catalog for a traveling exhibit. Includes a folder with 16 single sheets printed both sides. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1910)	Pp 32	1910.00.0904
1973	GA 25. Global Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright, Houses in Oak Park & River Forest, Illinois. 1889-1913. (Soft Cover)	Futagawa, Yukio & Marlin, William	(First Edition) (Sweeney 1912)	Pp 48	1912.00.0502
1973	An Architect and His Client: Frank Lloyd Wright and Francis W. Little (Published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, May 2, 1973)	Heckscher, Morrison; Miller, Elizabeth G.	A catalog for an exhibition that is a prelude to the permanent installation of the great living room from Northome. Exhibition includes examples of leaded glass, furniture, original drawings, photographs, letters and books from the Francis Little House, all from the Museum’s collection. Text concerns The Architect, Client, House, Glass and Furniture. Includes 24 phonographs and illustrations. 6.8 x 8.75. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1914)	Pp 24	1914.00.0507
1973	In The Nature of Materials, The Buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by DeCapo)	Hitchcock, Henry-Russell	Original HC List Price $18.50. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1915)	Pp 143	1915.00.0703
1973	In The Nature of Materials, The Buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright (Soft Cover) (Published by DeCapo)	Hitchcock, Henry-Russell	Original SC List Price $14.95. (Seventh Edition) (Sweeney 1915)	Pp 143	1915.00.0199
1973	Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture, Oak Park, River Forest, Illinois (Soft Cover) (Published by Oak Park - River Forest Chamber of Commerce, Oak Park, Ill.)	Ed: Sanderson, Warren	Originally published in 1969 as a program and calendar of events celebrating Frank Lloyd Wright Day - June 8, 1969. Includes photos, drawings and map for 31 homes and structures. Original price $1.00. 8 x 8. (Two copies) (Second Edition) (Sweeney 1918)	Pp 28	1918.00.0500 1918.00.1111
1973	Frank Lloyd Wright: A Bibliography (Little House destruction) (Soft Cover)	Starosciak, Kenneth & Jane	(#308 of 750 Copies) (First Edition) (Sweeney 1919)	Pp 44	1919.00.1000
1973	Frank Lloyd Wright: An Interpretive Biography (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Harper & Row, Publications, New York, Evanston, San Francisco, London)	Twombly, Robert	Twombly presents a complete look at the man who demythologized American architecture through liberating the concepts of ram materials, the wool and steel, which were his tools. His strong horizontal lines, projecting eaves and centralized family areas spoke of Wright's understanding of the quality of life. Portions of this work previously appear in "The Wisconsin Magazine of History" and in "American Quarterly". 5.6 x 8.4. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1920)	Pp 373	1920.00.0199
1973	America: An Illustrated Diary of Its Most Exciting Years (Hard Cover - DJ)	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Ch. 6: Why the Japanese Earthquake Did Not Destroy the Hotel Imperial. One Chapter by Frank Lloyd Wright, includes six photos. (First Edition)	Pp Cover 46-55	1927.01.0402
1973	Great Americans of the Twentieth Century, No. 708. (Published by The Instructo Corp., Paoli, Pennsylvania. Subsidiary of McGraw-Hill)	Anonymous	Instruction booklet that accompanies set of 10 Posters. Set also includes 9.5 x 4 informational card. Page 11 concerns Wright. 5.5 x 8.5. (First Edition)	Pp 11	1940.04.0906
1974
1974	GA 1: Global Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright, Johnson & Son, Administration Building and Research Tower, Racine, Wisconsin. 1936-9 (Published by A. D. A. Edita Tokyo Co., Ltd. Tokyo)	Edited and Photographed by Futagawa, Yukio; Text by Isozaki, Arata	First Published in 1970. Interior text in Japanese. Includes 23 photographs and four illustrations. Original cover price 2000Ą. 10 x 14.25. (Second Edition) (Sweeney #1808)	Pp 48	1808.01.0507
1974	Nakoma, Nakomis, Winnebago Indian Memorials: Two Sculptures by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1924; Bronze Edition, 1974. (Soft Cover)	Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Hubbard Associates	Pamphlet that describes the original sculptures and these new bronze castings. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1942)	Pp 12	1942.00.1004
1974	Related Item: Nakoma-Nakomis, Winnebago Indian Memorials: Two Sculptures by Frank Lloyd Wright 1924	Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Hubbard Associates	Small Poster or Card announcing the exhibit or sale of the two sculptures.	5.5 x 8.5	1942.01.1201
1974	Frank Lloyd Wright Week (Soft Cover)	Cultural Heritage Foundation & ASA	This is a 12 page program for the Frank Lloyd Wright Week in Los Angeles. Opening reception May 29, 1974. Tours of Homes and Gallery on June 8-9, 1974. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1944)	Pp 12	1944.00.0202
1974	Frank Lloyd Wright. Prairie School of Architecture. A selection of Material in the Oak Park Public Library (Soft Cover, Self Cover) (Published by the Oak Park Public Library, Oak Park, Illinois)	Oak Park Public Library	This booklet lists a selection of titles from the library’s extensive holdings, with the aim of suggesting the variety of materials available. Sections include: Some reading about the Prairie School and its background; Works by and about Frank Lloyd Wright and their actives in the Prairie School; Important first editions; Foreign language editions; Pamphlets, catalogs, etc.; Periodicals; Non-print materials; Guides to area architecture available for purchase. 6 x 9. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1946)	Pp 8	1946.00.1111
1974	Edmund Teske (Soft Cover)	Edmund Teske (Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery)	Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. Barnsdale Park. September 18 - October 20, 1974. A catalog for an exhibition of photographs. (First Edition) (Sweeney 1949)	Pp 29	1949.00.0804
1974	W. Irving Way, 1853-1931, An autobiographical fragment. (Privately published for the 1974 joint meeting of the Roxburghe and Zamorano Clubs on September 28 and 29 in Los Angeles, from Roby Wentz and Grant Dahlstrom. Limited Edition.)	Way, W. Irving; Introductory Note: Wentz, Roby; Originally transcribed by: Earle, Homer P.	Note: On February 3, 1936, Zamoranan Harold C. Chambers wrote Zamoranan Charles K Adams that, while going through the archives of the then-eight-year-old Zamorano Club, he had found a short autobiographical note by W. Irving Way, and honorary founding member and the Club’s erstwhile Secretary and Curator of the Club library. Chambers suggested to Adams that Way’s notes should be published in Hoja Volante... The typewritten sheets bear a handwritten notation in ink on the first page, "Prepared by Homer P Earle, October 23, 1931" - four days after Way’s dictation was terminated by his death. (Wentz). "Here Mr. Way’s dictation ceased, from extreme weakness, and he was not able to resume. The following notes may be added..." (Earle). Mr. Way had begun writing his autobiography and becoming ill, never finished the project. Reprinted from the February 1968 Hoja Volante. Includes reproduction of opening pages of Rossetti’s Hand & Soul printed by William Morris, Way & Williams, 1895-96 (Kraus 16). (First Edition) 5.8 x 8.75. See our Study on Way & Williams.	Pp i-x, 5	1963.06.0511