|
YEAR |
DESCRIPTION |
ST# |
1916
 |
Robie House. View from the Dining Room and
South Aisle, toward the Living Room, 1916. Photograph printed circa
mid 1960s on Agfa paper. Verso: “The Office of Public Relations, The
University of Chicago”. Original silver gelatin photograph. 10 x 8.
Published in “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House”, Hoffmann 1984, page 74,
“The Robie House of Frank Lloyd Wright”, Connors 1984, page 31. |
0132.04.0707 |
1930s
 |
Robie House 1930s. “The Chicago Theological Seminary -
Women’s
Residence Halls at 5733 and 5757 Woodlawn
Avenue. These beautiful homes are used
exclusively for women students of the Seminary
which was founded in 1855, and has sent out
more than 3,000 trained leaders to fields of
Christina service.” 5.4 x 3.5. |
0249.13.0707 |
1945
 |
Robie House 1945. “Woodlawn House - The Chicago Theological
Seminary” #5B105-N. Back: “The Chicago
Theological Seminary, Woodlawn House, 5757
Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois.”
Genuine Curteich, Chicago “C.T. American Art” 5.5 x 3.5. |
0647.10.0607 |
| |
Robie House Scrap Book: This set of
five newspaper clippings and seven photos were in a scrap book found in
Chicago. All newspaper clippings appear to be printed during March
of 1957 as are the pictures. I assume the original collector saved
the clipping then headed to the Robie House to take pictures just incase
it was demolished. |
|
1957 |
Chicago Sun-Times - Robie House News Clippings -
3/19/57. Written by Ruth Moore |
Pp 3 - Raze Robie House? Wright Joins Battle.
News clippings about the possible destruction of the Robie House. Includes
two photos. Wright standing at entrance to Robie House with cane in hand.
Interior photo of Wright pointing with cane. |
1205.03.0302 |
1957 |
Chicago Area Newspaper - Robie House News
Clippings - March 1957 |
Raze Robie House? Wright Furious. News clippings
about the possible destruction of the Robie House. Includes photo of Robie
House |
1205.04.0302 |
1957 |
Chicago Area Newspaper - Robie House News
Clippings - March 1957. Written by Pat Dalton |
He Designed Your House. Modern Homes Patterned
After Frank Lloyd Wright Ideas. News clippings about the possible
destruction of the Robie House. Includes photo of Wright standing at
entrance to Robie House with cane in hand. |
1205.05.0302 |
1957 |
Chicago Area Newspaper - Robie House News
Clippings - March 1957 |
Famed Wright
Home in Peril? News clippings about the possible destruction of the
Robie House. Dated on back of clipping before 3/30/57 |
1205.06.0302 |
1957 |
Chicago Area Newspaper - Robie House News
Clippings - March 1957 |
Save The Robie
House, German Artists Urge. News clippings about the possible
destruction of the Robie House. |
1205.07.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #1 -
March 1957 |
This set of
seven photos was taken during the time that the Robie House was nearly
destroyed. These were purchased along with five newspaper clipping
about the same subject. |
1205.08.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #2 -
March 1957 |
|
1205.09.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #3 -
March 1957 |
|
1205.10.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #4
- March 1957 |
|
1205.11.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #5 -
March 1957 |
|
1205.12.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #6 -
March 1957 |
|
1205.13.0302 |
1957 |
Robie House Photo #7 -
March 1957 |
|
1205.14.0302 |
1966
 |
Frank Lloyd
Wright Vision and Legacy (Soft
Cover) |
Committee of
Architectural Heritage |
A catalog for
exhibition Sept. 15 - Oct. 1, 1965 at the University of Illinois, to
raise funds for the restoration of the Robie House.
(First Edition)
(Sweeney 1629) |
Pp 32 |
1629.00.0404 |
1968
 |
The Robie
House, Frank Lloyd Wright (HABS) (Soft
Cover) (Published
by The
Prairie School Press) |
Prairie School
Press |
Reprint of the
drawings completed by the Historic American Building Survey (HABS). 14
drawings. Original
SC List Price $2.50 (First Edition)
(Sweeney 1723) |
Pp 15 |
1723.00.0404 |
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 |
1969 |
The Robie House,
John Barnard, Monte Models |
Barnard, John |
Cut & Assemble. Scale model of Robie House. 1
Foot = 1 Inch. |
|
1775.01.0801 |
1984 |
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House
(Soft Cover) |
Hoffmann, Donald |
Original SC List Price $12.95. (First
Edition) |
Pp 98 |
1984.08.1001 |
1984 |
The Robie
House of Frank Lloyd Wright (Soft Cover) |
Connors, Joseph |
Original SC List Price $18.00.
(Second
Edition,
First
SC edition printed 1985) |
Pp 86 |
1984.05.0400 |
|
1984
|
The Robie
House of Frank Lloyd Wright (Hard Cover - DJ) |
Connors, Joseph |
Original HC List
Price $25.00. (Third
Edition,
Second HC
edition, printed in 1989) |
Pp 86 |
1984.11.0404 |
1987 |
Cut & Assemble Frank Lloyd Wright’s
Robie House (Soft Cover) |
Gillon, Edmund V, Jr. |
Original SC List
Price $5.95.
(First Edition) |
Pp 31 |
1987.02.0899 |
1980 |
Robie House Notes (7) 10.5 x
7.5" & Labels (8) .75 x 2" (Produced by the Women’s Architectural
League - Chicago) |
1980.00.0700 |
1980?
 |
“Frederick C. Robie House.
5757 S. Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.” (Published by Chicago
Architectural Foundation #64550-D. Made by Dexter Press, West
Nyack, New York) Photo by Thomas A. Heinz. Designed by
Frank Lloyd Wright
in 1909, the Robie House is now owned and maintained by the University
of Chicago. (Note: In 1963 the Robie House was given to the University
of Chicago. In 1997 the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust and
the National Trust for Historic Preservation, assumed control and
responsibility for restoration and operation as a museum.) 6 x 4. |
1980.19.0806 |
1989
 |
Architectural Paper Scale Model Kit, Robie
House, Frank Lloyd Wright (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright
Foundation, Taliesin West, Scottsdale) |
Pfeiffer, Bruce
Brooks; Peters, William Wesley; Velduijzen van Zanten, Victor |
“...The Frank
Lloyd Wright Foundation has commissioned Mr. Victor W.J. Velduijzen van
Zanten, of Rotterdam, Ho0lland, to develop a line of models of Frank
Lloyd Wright’s buildings...” Peters. Pfeiffer provides a
brief history and overview of the Robie House. Scale: 1/5" =
1'-0", 1:60. Includes a four page assembly instruction, one sheet
of vellum and 22 sheets for the model, enclosed in a box. Box 17 x
8.75.
(First Edition) |
Pp 27 |
1989.62.0707 |
1998
 |
Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House Model. City
Sights Replica of the 1908 Frederick C. Robie House. Authorized by the Frank
Lloyd Wright Foundation 1998. City Sights collection. Made from a cast
resin/ceramic. Gives an excellent three dimensional view of the Robie
House.12.75 x 5.5 |
1998.46.0405 |
2000
 |
“The Frederick C. Robie
House (1910) represents the culmination of Frank Lloyd Wright’s renowned
work in the revolutionary architectural genre known as the Prairie
Style.” (Produced by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust. In
2000, the Home and Studio Foundation changed its name to the Frank Lloyd
Wright Preservation Trust to better reflect the dual stewardship of the
Home and Studio and Frederick C. Robie House.) Photo: Chris
Barrett, Hedrich-Blessing. These were tickets for touring the
Robie House, right side was perforated and removed at he time of the
tour. 5.5 x 3.6. (Three copies) |
2000.36.0802
2000.37.0802 2000.38.0802 |
