Frank Lloyd Wright

YEAR	TITLE	AUTHOR	DESCRIPTION	PAGES	ST#
1917	The Book of Chicagoans (Published by A. N. Marquis & Company, October 1917)	Marquis, Albert Nelson	Henderson, Frank Bignell. F.B. Hendseron Residence, 1901, Elmhurst, Illinois (S.057). Biographic information on Wright’s client. Henderson appears on page 318. 6x9. High res digital images. For more information on the Henderson Residence see our Wright Study. The Book of Chicagoans	Pp 318	0138.03.1208
Circa 1930	Aline Barnsdall Hollyhock House Terrace (1917 - S.208) Circa 1930-35. Hand written on verso: "Terrace of California Club by Frank Lloyd Wright whose architectural exhibition is now at Art Institute." The City of Los Angeles was approached by Aline Barnsdall to manage part of her estate at Olive Hill as a cultural arts centre. In 1926 the City of Los Angeles agreed to manage eight acres of the Hollywood estate. Part of the ensuing negotiations between the City and Miss Barnsdall included a provision that the California Art Club would be granted a fifteen-year lease on Hollyhock House. The California Art Club happily accepted on August 31, 1927 and it remained the club's gallery and headquarters from 1927 until 1942. For additional aerial images for dating this photograph, see "Hollyhock House and Olive Hill" Smith, pages 162-3 (1922) and 190-1 (1947). Original 6.25 x 8 B&W print.				0249.20.0310
1959	George Blossom Dining Room (1892 S.014) 1959. Stamped n verso: "Apr 11, 1959". Clipping on verso: "Dated Apr13, 1959. Wright house at 4858 S. Kenwood was built in 1892. It is now occupied by Donald C Baum and his wife Alice, both artists. Doorways are widely arched, after style of Wright’s teacher Sullivan. House has 12 rooms but the Baums say they don’t find the size overwhelming." Acquired from the archives of the Chicago Sun Times. Original 8.5 x 10 B&W print.				1377.33.0310
1959	Lloyd Lewis Residence (1939 - S.265) 1959. View of cantilevered carport and North side of home. Label on verso: "Chicago Sun-Times. Photographer: Reporto. Title: Lloyd Wright Home. Libertyville, Ill. Caption: Exterior of the ^Frank^ Lloyd Wright home in Libertyville, Ill. This is a Frank Lloyd Home that belongs to Lloyd Lewis." (Note: Taken at the same time as #1377.35 dated Aug 14, 1959.) Photographed by Carmen Reporte. Acquired from the archives of the Chicago Sun Times. Original 10.5 x 8.5 B&W print.				1377.34.0310
1959	Lloyd Lewis Residence (1939 - S.265) 1959. View of cantilevered balcony and South side of home. Stamped on verso: "Aug 14, 1959". Clipping on verso: "Architectural students from all over the world make pilgrimages to Chicago where Wright built houses for more than half a century. He built this one in 1940 on the banks of the Des Plaines River near Libertyville for the late Lloyd Lewis and Mrs. Lewis. The overhanging roofs and cantilevered balconies are typical. (Sun-Times Photo by Carmen Reporte)." Acquired from the archives of the Chicago Sun Times. Original 10.5 x 8.5 B&W print.				1377.35.0310
1959	Ward W. Willits Residence (1901 S.054) 1959. Label on verso: "Chicago Sun-Times. Date: 4/11/59. Photographer: Lyon. Title: Frank Lloyd Wright House. Location: Highland Park. Caption: House Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright at 1445 Sheridan Road Highland Park." Clipping on verso: "April 13 1959. Wright-designed house at 1445 Sheridan, Highland Park, built in 1902, is considered his first prairie masterpiece. Still an architectural showplace, it was scene of an art exhibit in February. ‘Our home is more than a house. It’s art,’ said Mrs. Belle Kerman." Ward W. Willits was the president of the Adams and Westlake Company, a brass and bronze foundry. Orlando Giannini, an artist who designed art glass and murals for Wright, also worked for Adams and Westlake. In 1905, Willits and his wife accompanied Frank and Catherine Wright on their first trip to Japan. Ward Willits lived in his home until his death in 1951 at the age of 92. Acquired from the archives of the Chicago Sun Times. Original 10 x 8 B&W print.				1377.32.0310
1967	Design for the Vigo Sundt House (Project 1941). Caption on verso: "Frank Lloyd Wright used the Hexagon in his design of the Vigo Sundt House in Madison, Wis. This utilization of geometry in 1941 was because Wright believed 60-degree angles were 'more suited' to humans." Stamped n Verso: "Sep 24 1967." The first home Wright designed and built utilizing the hexagonal "honeycomb" design was the Hanna Residence (S.235 1936). This was a year after Fallingwater, the same year Wright designed the Herbert Jacobs Residence, his first Usonian home, and the S.C. Johnson & Son Administration Building. Other homes utilizing the hexagon design included the Sidney Bazett Residence (S.259 1939), the Stevens Residence (Auldbrass, S.256 1940), and the Stuart Richardson Residence (S.282 1940). Others were designed, but were never completed. This home is very similar to the Richardson Residence. Obtained from the archives of the Chicago Sun-Times. Original B&W 8 x 10 print.				1720.09.0510
1975	Restored America (Hard Cover - DJ)	Stanforth, Deirdre	Arthur Davenport Residence, River Forest, Ill. Original HC List Price $25.00. (First Edition)	Pp 138-41	1971.03.0102
1978	E. Arthur Davenport Residence (1901 S.068), River Forest, Illinois. Caption reads: "Wright/Goldberger. NYT Pictures/Yuichi Idaka. Oak Park, Ill.: The Davenport House is an excellent example of a small Wright home. NYT07287809. (Fourth of Six)". Stamped on verso "Nov 30 1978." Photographed by Yuichi Idaka for the New York Times. By 1970 "...it had fallen into sorry condition through neglect. The garage was near collapse, the house gutters and downspouts were full of holes, which caused damage to the cedar board-and-batten exterior; glass was broken in some of the windows, and the seventy-year build-up of paint and wallpaper was beginning to part company with the walls." Restored America, 1975, p138-141. Original 10 x 8 B&W print.				1978.32.0610
1978	Architectural Digest: American Interiors. Ten Years of Innovative Interior Design in the United States. (Hard Cover - DJ)	Rense, Paige	(Ch 26 - Chapter on Frank Lloyd Wright.) Frank Lloyd Wright Revised. Maximilian Hoffman Residence. Reprint of an article in the Architectural Digest, Jan 1976 Issue. Original HC List Price $35.00. (First Edition)	Pp 198-205	1978.04.0102
1981	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hanna House, The Clients Report (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts; London, England)	Hanna, Paul & Jean	Original HC List Price $25.00, SB List Price $12.50. (Second Edition)	Pp 148	1981.02.1299
1981	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hanna House, The Clients Report, Second Edition (Soft Cover)	Hanna, Paul & Jean	Original SC List Price $12.50. (Second Edition, 3^rd Printing)	Pp 148	1981.02.0199
1982	Cedar Rock - The Walter Residence - Quasqueton, Iowa (Soft Cover)	Iowa Department of Natural Resources	Descriptive booklet describing the Walter Residence, Cedar Rock and its history. Includes six photographs. Two Copies. (First Edition)	Pp 12	1982.16.0804 1982.27.0405
1984	Rosenbaum House (Soft Cover)	Valley Properties	Four page descriptive pamphlet about the Rosenbaum House. Includes history and six photos. (First Edition)	Pp 4	1984.15.0304
1990	Affordable Dreams: Teachers Guide (Spiral Bound Soft Cover)	Ferris, Michele	(First Edition)	Pp 32	1990.08.0501
1991	Affordable Dreams: The Goetsch-Winckler House and Frank Lloyd Wright (Soft Cover) (Published by the Kresge Art Museum, East Lancing, Michigan)	Bandes, Susan J.	Original SC List Price $21.95. (First Edition)	Pp 109	1991.15.0501
1992	Frank Lloyd Wright : Hollyhock House and Olive Hill (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by Rizzoli International Publications)	Smith, Kathryn	Original HC List Price $45.00. (First Edition)	Pp 224	1992.08.0492
1992	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House (Soft Cover)	Hoffmann, Donald	Original SC List Price $11.95. (First Edition)	Pp 118	1992.24.0102
1992	"Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House." (Produced by the City of Los Angeles, CA) Written by Levis, Sandra A. B. Short biography on Aline Barnsdal, Wright, and the history of the Hollyhock House. Includes eight photographs and three illustrations. 4 x 9. Pp 8.				1992.62.0492
1992	Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie Style Masterpiece. The meticulously restored 1901 "Henderson House". (Published by Schiller Real Estate, Elmhurst, Illinois)	Balluff, Gail M.	Four page descriptive pamphlet about the Henderson House. Description and six photos. Includes two single descriptive sheets, one printed two sides. 8.5 x 11. (First Edition) For more information on the Henderson Residence see our Wright Study.	Pp 8	1992.49.0593
1993	Oilman’s Daughter, Biography of Aline Barnsdall (Hard Cover - DJ)	Karasick, Norman & Dor	(Signed) Original HC List Price $25.95. (First Edition)	Pp 268	1993.07.0400
1992	Living room, Melvyn Maxwell Smith Residence, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. (S.288) (1946). North corner of Living Room. Possibly photographed by J. Discher. 1992. This photograph used and published in the Detroit Times on January 2, 1993, 3D. Original B&W photograph, 5 x 7.				1992.66.1109
1995	Down To Earth, Insiders view of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Tomek House (Soft Cover) (Published by Southern Illinois University Press)	Moran, Maya	Original HC List Price $39.950, SC List Price $24.95. (First Edition)	Pp 133	1995.02.0800
1996	Kentuck Knob (Soft Cover)	Waggoner, Susan	(First Edition)	Pp 18	1996.37.0404
1997	Barnsdall Park, A New Master Plan for Frank Lloyd Wright‘s California Romanza (Published by Spacemaker Press, Washington D.C., Cambridge, MA)	Simo, Melanie; Forward: Smith, Kathryn	The Barnsdall Park Master Plan was prepared by Peter Walker William Johnson and Partners for the City of Los Angeles, Department of Recreation and Parks. Featuring historic photographs and drawings by Frank Lloyd Wright, this volume presents the history of Barnsdall Park in Los Angeles. The first half of the book chronicles the life of Aline Barnsdall, client and patron, and her relationship with Wright. The second part of the book describes, with text, drawings, and models, Peter Walker and Partners' new master plan for the park, presented to the city in 1995. (Publisher’s description.) Original cover price $24.95. 10.5 x 10.5. (First Edition)	Pp 63	1997.46.1109
1999	Building A Dream, The Sara Smith Story (Published by the Smith Publishing Group, Inc. Santa Barbara, CA) (Hard Cover DJ)	Watterson, Kathryn	Included in the story is the building of the Sara and Melvyn Maxwell Smith Residence (S.287 1946) in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Includes 23 photographs related to the home. Original cover price $20.00. 6.5 x 9.75. (First Edition)	Pp 250	1999.55.0307
1999	If This House Could Talk, Historic Homes, Extraordinary Americans (Published by Simon & Schuster, Inc., New York) (1: Hard Cover DJ; 2: Hard Cover, Signed by Author)	Brownstein, Elizabeth Smith	Chapter Two: “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Storer Residence and Auldbrass Plantation.” Includes ten photographs and one illustration. Original cover price $35.00. 9.5 x 9.5. (First Edition) Two copies	Pp 10-19	1999.56.0407 1999.58.0507
2000	Frank Lloyd Wright’s House on Kentuck Knob (Hard Cover - DJ) (Published by University of Pittsburgh Press)	Hoffmann, Donald	Original HC List Price $18.95. (First Edition)	Pp 112	2000.22.0404
2000	Kentuck Knob Press Kit	Kentuck Knob	Includes 18 page booklet, Flyer, Fact Sheet, and two news articles.		2000.23.0404
2001	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Samara: Winged Seeds of Indiana (Hard Cover - DJ)	Rogers, Wallace J.	Original HC List Price $17.95. (First Edition)	Pp 80	2001.30.0404
2002	National Register of Historic Places, Henderson, Frank B. Residence (Published by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, Washington D.C.)	Follett, Jean A.	Registration and Continuation forms for the F.B. Henderson Residence, 1901, Elmhurst, Illinois (S.057). Includes detailed historical information concerning the Henderson Residence and Frank Bignell Henderson, .8.5 x 11. Courtesy of the Elmhurst Historical Museum. For more information on the Henderson Residence see our Wright Study.	Pp 26	2002.89.1208
2004	A Work of Art for Kindred Spirits, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Zimmerman House (Soft Cover) (Published by the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire)	Levine, Neil; Startup, Hetty; Sundstrom, Kurt J.	“Good architecture demands good clients. Creative, experimental architects like Frank Lloyd Wright require something more special. Their clients have to be devoted to the cause...” 6,000 copies published. 12 x 8. (First Edition) For more information on the Zimmerman Residence see our Wright Study.	Pp 33	2004.50.0907
C 2005	Zimmerman Dining Room Table. Back: "Frank Lloyd Wright (1967-1959). The Zimmerman House, 1950. Dining Table, Dining Chairs and Table Lamp, 1951-2. Cypress and cypress plywood. Bequest of Dr. Isadore J. and Lucille Zimmerman. The Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, NH. Published by Graphique de France, Boston, USA / Paris, France. WE100." 5.9 x 4.1. (Three copies) For more information on the Zimmerman Residence see our Wright Study.				2005.26.0907 2005.27.0907 2005.28.0907
2007	The Currier Museum of Art presents: The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Zimmerman House. “The Currier Museum of Art offers you unique opportunity to explore the world of Frank Lloyd Wright. The Zimmerman House is the only residence in New England designed by the acclaimed American architect that is open to the public.” Tour information. Includes four photographs. 8.5 x 11. Seven copies. Pg 1. For more information on the Zimmerman Residence see our Wright Study.				2007.31.0907 - 2007.37.0907
2007	The Currier Museum of Art presents: The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Zimmerman House. “The Currier Museum of Art offers you unique opportunity to explore the world of Frank Lloyd Wright. The Zimmerman House is the only residence in New England designed by the acclaimed American architect that is open to the public.” Tour information. Includes five photographs. 5.5 x 8.5. Ten copies. Pg 1. For more information on the Zimmerman Residence see our Wright Study.				2007.38.0907 - 2007.47.0907
2007	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Palmer House (Published by University of Washington Press, Seattle, London)	Hildebrand, Grant; with Ann & Leonard K Eaton	An in depth study of Wright's Palmer House, build in the early 1950s in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Working from extensive materials gathered by Ann and Leonard Eaton (Two Chicago Architects), Grant Hildebrand crafts the story of Billy and Mary Palmer's extraordinary home. He presents in detail the events surrounding the Palmers' selection of Wright as architect; Wright's personal creation of the design; the challenges, and the craftsmanship, of its construction; the evolution of its garden and teahouse; the role of the house as a setting for the Palmers' lives; and an analysis of its remarkable formal and spatial qualities. (From publisher’s description.) Original list price $30.00. 8 x 9.5. (First Edition)	Pp 125	2007.48.0708
2008	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Henderson House (Published by Historic Homes Reality, Oak Park, Il)	Historic Homes Reality	“The art glass skylight above the second floor landing was an architectural first in 1901. It has been restored, and reveals the original color scheme of the home.” Descriptive pamphlet of the Henderson Residence. Includes six photographs. 8.5 x 11. For more information on the Henderson Residence see our Wright Study.	Pp 4	2008.03.1208

ALINE BARNSDALL (HOLLYHOCK HOUSE) (1917) S.208-211
Aline Barnsdall Hollyhock House Terrace (Circa 1930-35)
Frank Lloyd Wright : Hollyhock House and Olive Hill (1992)	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House (1992)
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House Brochure (1992)	Oilman’s Daughter, Biography of Aline Barnsdall (1993)
Barnsdall Park, A New Master Plan (1997)


JEAN S. & PAUL R. HANNA RESIDENCE (1936) S.235
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hanna House (1981 2nd)	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hanna House (1981 3rd)
Design for the Vigo Sundt House (Project 1941)


MAXIMILIAN HOFFMAN RESIDENCE (1955) S.390
Architectural Digest: American Interiors (1978)

LLOYD LEWIS RESIDENCE (1939) S.265
View of cantilevered carport and North side of home (1959)	View of cantilevered balcony and South side of home (1959)


DR. ISADORE AND LUCILLE ZIMMERMAN RESIDENCE (1950) S.333
A Work of Art, Wright’s Zimmerman House (2004)	*For more information on the Zimmerman Residence see our Wright Study.*
Zimmerman Dining Room Table (Postcard Circa 2005)
The Wright-designed Zimmerman House (FP 2007)	The Wright-designed Zimmerman House (HP 2007)


GOETSCH-WINKLER RESIDENCE (1939) S.269
Affordable Dreams: The Goetsch-Winckler House (1991)	Affordable Dreams: Teacher's Guide (1990)

SARA & MELVYN MAXWELL SMITH RESIDENCE (1946) S.287
Living room, Melvyn Maxwell Smith Residence 1992	Building A Dream, The Sara Smith Story (1999)