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YEAR PERIODICAL TITLE AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE PAGES ST# 1892 1892 American Architect and Building News - December 31, 1892 Ticknor & Co. House of James Charnley, Esq., Astor Street, Chicago, Ill. Helio-Chrome (A naturally colored photograph.) (Sweeney 12) Plate No. 888 0012.00.0504 1898 1898 The Inland Architect And News Record - Vol. XXXI, No.5 (Published by the Inland Architect Press) Anonymous “Residence at Oak Park, Illinois. Frank L. Wright, Architect.” Photograph of the original 1895 home before the fire that destroyed it in 1922. It was reconstructed in 1923 by Wright. IA&NR had a very small circulation at the time and these prints only appeared in a very limited number of issues that were distributed to a few prominent architects. Photogravure only, Hors-texte Plate. 12.75 x 9. (Sweeney 32) Pp 1 0032.00.0606 1900 1900 Architectural Review, VII #6 - June 1900 Spencer, Robert C., Jr "The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright" (Sweeney 41) Pp 61-72 0041.00.1100 1901 1901 Ladies Home Journal - February 1901 (Published Monthly by The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia) Wright, Frank Lloyd “A Home in a Prairie Town” Full page includes seven illustrations. Original cover price 10 cents. 11 x 16.5. (Sweeney 45) Pp 17 0045.00.0207 1901 Ladies Home Journal - July 1901 (Published Monthly by The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia) Wright, Frank Lloyd A Small House with "Lots of Room in It" Original cover price 10 cents. 11 x 16.5. (Sweeney 46) Pp 15 0046.00.0900 1901 Ladies Home Journal - July 1901 (Published Monthly by The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia) Wright, Frank Lloyd A Small House with "Lots of Room in It" Original cover price 10 cents. 11 x 16.5. (Sweeney 46) Pp 15 0046.01.0900 1902 1902 Ladies Home Journal - November 1902 Anonymous (Photo - Frank Lloyd Wright Dining Room) Pp 8 0052.01.0701 1903 1903 Ladies Home Journal - January 1903 Anonymous Inside of a hundred suburban homes (Photo - Frank Lloyd Wright Dining Room) Pp 24 0054.01.0400 1904 1904 The House Beautiful - March 1904 (Published by Herbert S. Stone, Chicago)
Colson, Ethel M. "A Yellow Dining-Room". The Warren McArthur house. Includes two interior photos. Original List Price 20 cents. 7 x 9.75. (Sweeney 55) Pp 208-10 0055.00.0105 1906 1906 The House Beautiful - June 1906 (Bound Volume) Percival, C.E. A House on a Bluff (Sweeney 62) Pp 11-13 0062.00.0101 1906 The House Beautiful - August 1906 (Bound Volume) Percival, C.E. A House without a Servant (Sweeney 63) Pp 13-14 0063.00.0101 1906 The House Beautiful - July 1906 (Bound Volume) Percival, C.E. Solving a Difficult Problem. A House at South Bend. (Sweeney 64) Pp 20-21 0064.00.0101 1907 1907 The Larkin Idea - July 1907 (Published by Larkin Company, Buffalo)
Anonymous "Beauty Wrought by Gardener and Architect." The Larkin Administration Building Conservatories. Includes three photographs. Note: Graphic designs on cover taken from Wright’s interior designs. Original List Price 42 Cents (50 cents per year). 5 x 8. Pp 2-3 0080.03.0205 1907 The Larkin Idea - August 1907
Anonymous Our Jametown Exhibit. About the Larkin Company exhibition pavilion at the Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition. Includes photo. (Sweeney 73) Pp 16-17 0073.00.0404 1907 The Larkin Idea - August 1907 Twitmyer, Geo. E. A Model Administration Building. About the Larkin Building. This is a slightly abridged reprint of an artivle published in the Business Man’s Magazine, April 1907. Includes eight photos. Pp 1-8 0073.01.0404 1907 The Larkin Idea - August 1907 Anonymous Some Photographed views from the Home of the Larkin Idea. Includes interior photos of building. Pp Cv2 0073.02.0404 1907 Larkin Co. Order Form, 1907 Larkin Co. Order form was folded inside the August 1907 issue. 0073.03.0404 1907 Ladies Home Journal - April 1907 Wright, Frank Lloyd A Fireproof House for $5000 (Sweeney 80) Pp 24 0080.00.0501 1908 1908 The Larkin Idea - February 1908 The Larkin Company Photo of exterior and interior of the Larkin Building. Also note the cover design. The elements on the cover are elements on the interior of the building. Also includes original mailing envelope. Pp 1, 7 0085.01.0702 1908 House Beautiful - November 1908 (Published monthly by The House Beautiful Company, Chicago) Spencer, Robert C., Jr. “Decorative use of Stucco and Cement.” Although Spencer does not mention Wright in the article, three of the photographs are Wright houses, and he is mentioned in the captions (Winslow 1894, Heller 1896). Original cover price $0.25. 9.75 x 13. Pp 133-137 0085.04.0907 1910 1910 The International Studio - February 1910 Anonymous "Art Gallery Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect." Article about the Thurber Art Gallery on the top and 5th floor of the Fine Arts Building, Chicago. This issue was rebound in a hard cover by the Rosenberg Library, Galveston, TX. (Sweeney 94) Pp XCV -XCVI 0094.00.0402 1911 1911 Architectural Record - October 1911 Anonymous A departure from Classic Tradition: Two Unusual Houses by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright. Babson House (Sullivan) and Coonley House (Wright). Pp 326-38 0104.00.0503 1911 House Beautiful - October 1911 (Published monthly by The House Beautiful Company, New York) White, Charles E. “House Design: Good Taste and Poor Taste." Image of the Frank Thomas Residence, Oak Park (S.067). “Plate O. - Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect. Casement Window with Pattern of Metal Bar.” Original cover price 25c. 9.25 x 12.75. Pp 132 0104.01.0706 1912 1912 Architectural Record - April 1912 (Bound Volume 32) Schuyler, Montgomery An Architectural Pioneer: Review of the Portfolios containing the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. (Sweeney 91) Pp 427-36 0091.00.0502 1912 Architectural Record - August 1912 (Bound Volume 32)
Gilbert, Cass; Frank Lloyd Wright Daniel Hudson Burnham, An Appreciation. Includes a eulogy by Wright on page 184. (Sweeney 114) Pp 175-85 0114.00.0502 1912 Architectural Record - January 1912 (Bound Volume 31) Schuyler, Montgomery Related: The People’s Saving Bank of Cedar Rapids, Iowa - Louis H. Sullivan, Architect. Comment about Wright on page 46. Pp 44-56 0114.01.0502 1912 Country Life in America - September 15, 1912 (Published twice a month by Doubleday, Page & Company, Garden City, N.Y.) White, Charles E. Jr. “Insurgent architecture in the Middle West. The out-of-the-ordinary style that has been developed by the Chicago School of Architects - Its meaning and its destiny. ...It is to Mr. Wright that we are chiefly indebted for the illustrations used in this article. Mr. Wright has developed insurgent architecture beyond the point where Mr. Sullivan in his prime left it...” Not specifically about Wright, but of the nine photographs six are Wright’s. Also includes one illustration. Original cover price 25 cents. 10.4 x 14.25. Pp 15-18 0114.02.0907 1913 1913 Architectural Record - June 1913 (Published by The Architectural Record Company, New York) Lippincott, Roy A. The Chicago Architectural Club, Notes on the 26th Ann Exhibition. Includes two images by Wright, The Hotel Lake Geneva and The Hotel Madison (project). Original List Price 25 cents. 7 x 10. (Sweeney 117) Pp 567-73 0117.00.0401 1913 The Brickbuilder - March 1913 (Published by Rogers and Manson Company, New York, Boston) Wright, Frank Lloyd Quarter Page Ad: "Ausgefüührte Bauten und Entwüürfe von Frank Lloyd Wright" 1910. Original List Price 42 Cents. 10.75 x 13.5. Pp Inside Back Cover 0120.01.0305 1913 House Beautiful - October 1913 (Published monthly by The House Beautiful Company, New York) White, Charles E. Jr. “The Best Way to Use Cement”. Incorporating cement plaster as an exterior covering. Although Wright is never mentioned in the article, out of the 13 photographs, five are Wright homes, and two captions credit Wright as the architect. Fig. A Tomek Residence (1904); Fig. D Fricke Residence (1901); Fig. E Coonley Residence (1907); Fig. K Hickox Residence (1900); Fig. L Brown Residence (1905). Original cover price 25c. 9.75 x 12.5. Pp 130-134 0120.02.1006 1914 1914 The Detroit Tribune - August 16, 1914 (Published daily) Anonymous 1) Spring Green, Wis., Aug. 15. - “Negro Fires ‘Love Bungalow.’ Slays Architect’s Soul Mate and Cuts Down Eight Others. Puts Torch to Wisconsin Cottage of Frank Lloyd Wright, of Chicago, and Kills Six and Injures Three as They Crawl Out of Window.” Accounts in graphic detail the death of Mrs. Mamah Bouton Borthwick, her two children Martha and John, four others and two seriously injured. Includes one photograph. 2) Chicago, Aug. 15. - “Frank Lloyd Wright was in his office when he received a long distance telephone message informing him of the tragedy. He was prostrated and declined to discuss it. Later he left for Spring green.” Brief history of Wright and Cheney. Original cover price 5 cents. 17.5 x 23.25.
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0124.08.0607 1915 1915 The International Studio - May 1915 (Published Monthly by John Lane Co., New York) Sell, Henry Blackman Interpretation, Not Imitation: Work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Includes seven photographs of Midway Gardens. Original Cover Price 50 cents. (Sweeney 127) Pp 79-83 0127.00.0501 1915 The International Studio - May 1915 (Published Monthly by John Lane Co., New York) Ad - Chicago Portland Cement Photo of Midway Garden "Spindle" Sprite. Original Cover Price 50 cents. Pp b 23 0127.01.0501 1915 Architectural Record - October 1915 (Published by The Architectural Record Company, New York) White, Peter B. "Country House Architecture in the Middle West." Includes Wright in text. Also includes five photographs and one illustration of "Estate of Frank Lloyd Wright, Spring Green, Wis." (Taliesin). Original List Price 35 cents. 7 x 10. (Sweeney 127) Pp 385-395 0128.00.0405 1915 Architectural Record - October 1915 (Published by The Architectural Record Company, New York) Ad - The General Fireproofing Co. Ad with photograph of the Ward Willits Residence (1901). Herringbone Rigid Metal Lath, General Fireproofing Co. Original List Price 35 cents. 7 x 10. Pp 72 0128.01.0405 1917 1917 Automobile Blue Book - 1917 Hotel Geneva Hotel Geneva Ad - "Hotel Geneva. New and Modern. 70 Rooms with Bath. Dancing, Swimming and Fishing. Fish or Chicken dinners. 9 Hole Golf Course Open to the Public. A. H. Thierbach, E. T. Nussbaum Owners." The Lake Geneva Inn opened for business in 1912. It was demolished in 1970. 4.5 x 4 Ad. 5 x 9 page. Pp 624 0138.02.0107 1921 1921 Wendingen - IV No. 11 1921 (Published by de Hooge Brug, Amsterdam. English version. 200 standard edition soft cover copies were published and 75 deluxe copies with heavier paper and hard covers were produced. This is the soft cover edition.) Cover design: Lithograph after a drawing by E.L. Lissitzky (1890-1941). This was among his first commissions upon leaving Russia. Wendingen, was published from 1918 through 1931, by ‘‘Architectura et amicitia’’, an Amsterdam-based society, and developed into the major representative of the Amsterdam School. Berlage, H. P. “Frank Lloyd Wright.” This issue was devoted to Wright. It includes 22 photographs and renderings of Wright's work, including Midway Gardens, Taliesin, the Imperial Hotel, and the Barnsdale Theatre. A further seven issues of Wendingen would be devoted to Wright in 1925-1926. 21 of the 22 images were later repeated in the seven issues and also the published book “The Life-Work of the American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright” 1925. Page 2 (published on page 106); page 4 (not repeated); page 5 (p. 70); page 6 (pp. 67/163); page 7 (pp. 66/132a); page 8 (p. 68); page 9 (p. 69); page 10 (p. 45); page 11 (p. 44); page 12 (p. 46); page 13 (p. 42); page 14- 15 (pp. 142-3); page 16 & 17 (pp. 150 & 151); page 18 (p. 77). Its bifoliate infolded pages are tied together with raffia àà la japonais. Original subscription price £2.10 ($10.00). 13 x 13. See "Important 19th and 20th Century Architectural Objects and Designs" (Sweeney 143) Pp 2-18 0143.00.0207 1923 1923 The Western Architect (Published monthly by The Western Architect, Chicago) Wright, Frank Lloyd “In the Cause of Architecture, in the wake of the Quake concerning the Imperial Hotel, Tokio." Part one of two parts, part two in February 1924, S#162. Includes two photographs. Original cover price $0.50. 9 x 12. Pp129-132 0155.00.0906 1923 The American Architect and The Architectural Review - June 20, 1923 (Published by The Architectural and Building Press, Inc.)
Swartout, Egerton "Review of Recent Architectural Magazines." Includes review of Wright and two photos of Imperial Hotel. Original List Price 50 cents. 9 x 12. Pp 574-578 0156.01.0205 1925 1925 Wendingen VII No. 4 1925. Second issue of seven part series.
Wright, Frank Lloyd All seven issue were devoted to Wright. All seven issues were combined into a bound volume Sweeney 165, 1925. Reprinted by Horizon in 1965. Pages were double folded just like bound issues. This issue originally belonged to Alfonso Iannelli, Sculptor of many of Wright’s projects including the Sprites for Midway Gardens. Authenticated by Kelmscott Gallery. Pp 25-52 0168.02.0504 1925 Wendingen VII No. 5 1925. Third issue of seven part series. Wright, Frank Lloyd All seven issue were devoted to Wright. All seven issues were combined into a bound volume Sweeney 165, 1925. Reprinted by Horizon in 1965. Pages were double folded just like bound issues. This issue originally belonged to Alfonso Iannelli, Sculptor of many of Wright’s projects including the Sprites for Midway Gardens. Authenticated by Kelmscott Gallery. Pp 53-76 0168.03.0504 1927 1927 Architectural Record - December 1927 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corp., New York) 1) Wright, Frank Lloyd 2) Rebori, A. N. 1) “La Miniatura” - Residence of Mrs. George Madison Millard, Pasadena, Calif. The First Textile-Block Slab House Constructed by Frank Lloyd Wright.” 2) “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Textile-Block Slab Construction” “The work of Frank Lloyd Wright presented in a volume recently published in Holland bears conclusive proof that at least one American architect has created a vital Modern architecture from new materials, new methods and new construction, conforming to modern demands.” He also “recommends a study” of “The Life Work of the American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright” Wright, Wijdeveld 1925. Includes six photographs and four illustrations. Original cover price 35 cents. 7.5 x 10.5. 1) Frontispiece (P 448) 2) Pp 449-456 0194.00.0407 1927 Architectural Record - May 1927 Wright, Frank Lloyd In Cause of Arch: I - The Architect and the Machine (Sweeney 195) Pp 394 - 396 0195.00.0301 1927 Architectural Record - June 1927 Frank Lloyd Wright In Cause of Arch: II - Standardization, The Soul of the Machine (Sweeney 196) Pp 478 - 480 0196.00.0301 1927 Architectural Record - August 1927 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corporation, New York) Wright, Frank Lloyd “In Cause of Architecture: Part III, Steel.” Published as a bound volume in 1975 (S1971). Original cover price 35 cents. 7.5 x 10.5. Pp 163-166 0197.00.0707 1927 Architectural Record - October 1927
Wright, Frank Lloyd In Cause of Arch: IV - Fabrication and Imagination. V - The New World. (Sweeney 198) Pp 318-324 0198.00.1002 1928 1928 Architectural Record - August 1928 (Two Copies) Wright, Frank Lloyd Fiske Kimball’s New Book: A Review (Sweeney 205) Pp 172 - 3 0205.00.0101 0205.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - January 1928 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corporation, New York) Wright, Frank Lloyd “In Cause of Architecture: 1. The Logic of the Plan.” Includes six illustrations. Published as a bound volume in 1975 (S1971). Original cover price 35 cents. 9 x 11.75. Pp 49-57 0206.00.0707 1928 Architectural Record - July 1928 Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: VI. The Meaning of Materials - Glass (Sweeney 211) Pp 11-16 0211.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - August 1928 (Two Copies) Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: VII. The Meaning of Materials - Concrete (Sweeney 212) PP 98-104 0212.00.0101 0212.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - October 1928 (Bound Volume) Wright, Frank Lloyd In The Cause of Architecture: VIII. Sheet Metal and a Modern Instance (Sweeney 213) Pp 334-342 0213.00.0402 1928 Architectural Record - December 1928 (Bound Volume) Frank Lloyd Wright In The Cause of Architecture: IX. The Terms (Sweeney 214) Pp 507-514 0214.00.0402 1929 1929 Architectural Record - May 1929
Wright, Frank Lloyd; Fiske, Kimball Includes a letter written by Wright to Kimball about Kimball’s book "American Architecture" and his letter to Wright in response (Pg 434). (Sweeney 216) Pp 431-4 0216.00.0502 1929 Architectural Record - May 1929 Hitchcock, Henry-Russell, Jr. Foreign Periodicals. Reviewed by Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Jr. Architectural Magazines published in Holland. Hitchcock reviews Wendingen and mentions the Wright series that was later published in book form. Pp 520 0216.01.0502 1929 Time - October 7, 1929 Art Section Genius, Inc. (Notice of Frank Lloyd Wright’s incorporation (Sweeney 219) Pp 45-6 0219.00.0601 1929 Liberty - March 23, 1929 Wright, Frank Lloyd "Taliesin: The Chronicle of a House with a Heart." (Sweeney 226) Pp Cover 8 21-2 24 26-9 0226.00.0904
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