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YEAR PERIODICAL TITLE AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE PAGES ST# 1940 1940 Parnassus - December 1940 (Published monthly from October to May by the College Art Association, New York) Brown, Milton Exhibition Review: “Frank Lloyd Wright’s First Fifty Years.” MOMA, New York, Nov 13 - Jan 5, 1941. Original cover price $0.40. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 506) Pp 37-8 0506.00.0906 1940 Pencil Points - December 1940 (Published Monthly by Reinhold Publishing Corp., Stamford Conn.) Talbot, Hamlin “Recent Developments in School Design.” Included in the article is three pages on Taliesin West, Scottsdale. Includes three photographs and one illustration. Original cover price $0.50. 8.75 x 11.75. (Sweeney 512) Pp 768-82 0512.00.1106 1940 Parnassus - December 1940 (Published monthly from October to May by the College Art Association, New York) Hitchcock, Henry Russell Jr. “Wright’s influence abroad.” If America is no longer architecturally in debt to Europe, the credit is due to one man and to one man along, Frank Lloyd Wright. Review of Wright’s work published in European books and periodicals. Includes five photographs. Original cover price $0.40. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 513) Pp 11-15 0513.00.0906 1940 Interior Decorator - January 1940 Anonymous Expressing Contemporary Design: In The General Office. S.C. Johnson and Son Administration Building. (Sweeney 515) Pp 28-30 0515.00.0502 1940 Arizona Highways - May 1940 (Published by the Arizona Highway Department) Carlson, Raymond 1) "Mr. Wright and Taliesin West" Intro on Page 2. 2) "Frank Lloyd Wright" concerns Wright and Taliesin. Original List Price 10 cents. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 518) 1) Pp 2 2) Pp 4-5 0518.00.0105 1940 Pencil Points - December 1940 (Published Monthly by Reinhold Publishing Corp., Stamford Conn.) Mather, Alan “The Perennial Trail Blazer.” Review of “Two Great Americans”, and exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, beginning January 5, 1941. Admission is 25c. Original cover price $0.50. 8.75 x 11.75. (Sweeney 517) Pp 16 0517.00.1106 1940 Arizona Highways - May 1940 (Published by the Arizona Highway Department) Frank Lloyd Wright 1) "To Arizona" concerns Taliesin West. 2) "In Arizona, The Taliesin Fellowship" Original List Price 10 cents. 9 x 12. 1) Pp 6-13 2) Pp 14-15 0518.01.0105 1940 Time - December 2, 1940 Anonymous Religion: Something new in churches. Wright design for Community Church, Kansas City. Article and illustration. (Sweeney 525) Pp 38, 40 0525.00.0702 1940 The Art News - February 24, 1940 (Published Weekly from October to middle of June, Monthly during July to September by Art News Inc., New York.) Udall, Mary C. “Wright: Great U.S. Architect. First Comprehensive Exhibition at Boston’s Modern Institute.” He has been published and lauded in Europe for thirty years as one of the great architects of our century, his work has not been given a comprehensive exhibition in America. Includes four photographs. Original cover price 25c. 10 x 14. (Sweeney 526) Pp 6-7 16 0526.00.1106 1940 Architectural Forum -September 1940 Frank Lloyd Wright Chicago’s Auditorium is Fifty Years old. Wright’s impressions concerning the Auditorium designed by Adler & Sullivan. (Sweeney 527) Pp 10, 12 0527.00.0103 1940 Newsweek - November 25, 1940 Anonymous Wright Goes to Washington With a $15,000,000 Surprise. Concerns Crystal Heights project. (Sweeney 530) P 48 0530.00.0403 1940 The Art Digest - February 15, 1940 (Published Semi-monthly October to May, Monthly June to September by The Art Digest, Inc., New York) Anonymous “Wright in Boston” “... Wright came to town the seek and did his darndest to stir up battle. Wright went to Boston on the occasion of the opening of an exhibition of his work at the Institute of Modern Art.” Original cover price 25 cents. 8.7 x 12.1. Pg 28 0531.00.0607 1941 1941 Architectural Forum - June 1941 Anonymous Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright on Architecture (Sweeney 533) P 34, 88 0533.00.0402 1941 Arizona Highways - Oct 1941 (Published by the Arizona Highway Department) Carlson, Raymond "An Arizona Dwelling by Frank lloy Wright". Concerns the Paulson House. Nine photos and site plan. Original List Price 10 cents. 9 x 12. Pp 3, 6-11 0542.00.0105 1941 Magazine of Art - January 1941 Gutheim, F.A. "First Reckon with his Future". Frank Lloyd Wright’s Exhibit at the Modern Museum. This is a review of "Two Great Americans" exhibit, MOMA, NY. (Sweeney 549) Pp 32-3 0549.00.0302 1941 Pencil Points - March 1941 Anonymous Royal Gold Metal for 1941 has been awarded by King George to Frank Lloyd Wright. Portrait & Caption. (Sweeney 558) Pp 17 0558.00.0203 1941 Pencil Points - March 1941 Pippin, Paul Romance is not Dead. Article includes Wright’s Falling Water. Pp 10 0558.01.0203 1941 Architectural Forum - February 1941 Anonymous
- 1) Royal Metal comes to America (Sweeney 562)
- 2) (Related Article) House in Boalsburg, Penna. Raymond Viner Hall, Architect. Adaptation of the Jacobs House.
1) Pp 10 2) Pp 105 0562.00.0102 0562.01.0102 1941 National Geographic - March 1941 Stewart, Anthony B. "Tulsa Home of Editor Richard Lloyd Jones." Photograph of home. (Sweeney 565) Pp 305 0565.00.0275 1941 Saturday Review - August 23, 1941 Frank Lloyd Wright Mumford Lectures. Review of The South in Architecture: Lectures in Alabama by Lewis Mumford, published 1941. (Sweeney 567) Pp 15-16 0567.00.0703 1941 Scribner’s Commentator - October 1941 (Published monthly by P. & S. Publishing, Inc. Mount Morris, Ill.) Frank Lloyd Wright “The American Quality. With a Picture Section of Outstanding Works.” “The less we ally ourselves with alien forces - the more nature will smile upon our efforts to build a future greatness. Not ‘An American Century’ of conquest, but a rebirth of ‘American Quality’.” Includes a photo essay of 14 photographs. Original cover price 25 cents. 6.25 x 9. Pp 35-46 0569.00.0307 1941 Architectural Forum - August 1941 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc. New York) Anonymous
1) “Wright Over London.” Excerpts from an article that Wright wrote for the “News Chronicle”. They requested an article entitled “How I would rebuild London.” “Two years ago Wright lectured in London... About eight months ago he was awarded the King George medal, the handsomest British gesture ever.” Also published by Wright as a Taliesin Square-Paper (S#2042). Includes three photographs. 2) “Billets from Britain.” Excepts from leading British journals. “Wright Reaction. We have tried to get our teeth in Mr. Frank Lloyd Wright’s article on rebuilding London.” Reaction to Wright’s article that appeared in the “News Chronicle”. 3) “Forum of Events. Auditorium Saved.” Chicago Auditorium Theater was to be demolished. “Adler’s acoustics,“ says Frank Lloyd Wright “were a speciality. There is no house in the word equal to the Auditorium in that respect.” Original List Price $1.00. 9x12.
1) Pp 68 2) Pp 108 3) Pp 14 0570.00.1206 0570.01.1206
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1941 The American Home - April 1941 Kimbrough, Emily Four Family. Suntop House in Ardmore, PA. Pp 80-1 0571.01.0103 1941 Architectural Forum - October 1941 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc. New York) Anonymous “Built-in Features. Two-way Cupboards.” Open shelves without doors on either dining or kitchen side. One photo and one illustration. Specific home not indicated. Original List Price $1.00. 9x12. Pp 281 0571.02.0606 1942 1942 Architectural Forum - June 1942 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc. New York) Anonymous Book Review: “In The Nature of Materials” by Henry-Russell Hitchcock. Includes two photos and two illustrations. Original List Price $1.00. 9x12. (Sweeney 575) Pp 14 0575.00.0606 1942 Architectural Concrete - Number 1, 1942 (Published Quarterly by the Portland Cement Association, Chicago, Ill.) Chambers, Wm. S., Jr., “Innovations in College Chapel Architecture.” Anne Pfeiffer Chapel, Florida Southern College. Includes three photographs. (William Chambers is the Publicity director for Florida Southern College) 9 x 12. Pp 16-17 0586.00.0307 1942 Life Magazine - November 9, 1942 Anonymous Midwesterners Stay Calm in Critical Times. Photo and caption about Wright. (Sweeney 592) Pp 109 0592.00.0302 1942 Time - May 4, 1942 Anonymous Art: Usonian Evolution. Biographic information as well as a review of "In the Nature of Materials". (Sweeney 593) Pp 67 0593.00.1104 1942 Fortune - January 1942 Anonymous Goodby Mr. Chippendale. Contemporary designers use materials of today to design for the living. Photo of Fallingwater by Hedrich-Blessing. Also includes caption. Pp 56-7 0593.02.0504 1942 The Complete Photographer - September 20, 1942 Gilpin, Laura Portrait taken in 1938 by Laura Gilpin. Pp 2376c 0593.03.0704 1944 1944 Arizona Highways - November 1944 Miller, Joseph The Sun Country. (Arizona Biltmore). Interesting captions include: "The original scheme of the hotel is the work of Frank Lloyd Wright...". "Arizona Biltmore was erected under supervision of Albert McArthur, a former apprentice of Wright...". (Sweeney 599) Pp 2-9 0599.00.0302 1944 Pencil Points - June 1944
Anonymous Progressive architecture implies creation of elements of an improved environment. Ten pages selected from the Museum of Modern Art’s Exhibit, "Built in the USA". Full page photo and description of Taliesin West. Pp 62 0602.01.1002 1944 Architectural Forum - January 1944 1) Anonymous 2) Structural Clay Products Institute
3) Anonymous
1) Slum of the Soul. Wright’s response to tomorrow’s house. (Sweeney 603) 2) Ad for SCPI. Interior photo of Johnson Wax building.
3) Prefab Champion. Includes Wright illustration from the LHJ, 1902.
Pp 1) 104, 106 2) Pp 10
3) Pp 45
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1945 1945 Pencil Points - September 1945
Creighton, Thomas Book Review: Enter: The Hero. When Democracy Builds (Sweeney 616) Pp 118 120 0616.00.0303 1945 Saturday Review - May 19, 1945 Kahn, Ely Jacques Realistic Dreams for Tomorrow. Book review of "When Democracy Builds". (Sweeney 619) Pg 26 0619.00.1101 1945 Pencil Points - September 1945 Reid, Kenneth Houses for the People. Includes "Opus 497" which was published in the Ladies Home Journal. See Sweeney 636 and 644. (Sweeney 616) Pp 59-66 0631.00.0303 1945 Ladies Home Journal - June 1945
Murdock, Henrietta Accent on Living. Opus 497 (Sweeney 636) Pp 141 0636.00.0502 1945 Architectural Forum - August 1945 (Published by Time Incorporated, New York) Anonymous (Life) "Wright’s Spiral". Museum to house the Solomon R. Guggenheim collection of non-objective art. Circular top to project 24 ft. beyond ground level building line. Will cost $1 million. Original List Price $1.00. 8.25 x 11.25. (Sweeney 639) Pp 7-8 0639.00.0305 1945 Ladies Home Journal - June 1945 Pratt, Richard Opus 497. The world’s most distinguished architect designs a crystal house, for town or country, which can have far-reaching effects on future living for all of us. (Sweeney 644) Pp138-9 0644.00.0502 1945 Life Magazine - October 8, 1945 Anonymous Speaking of Pictures, New Art Museum... Guggenheim (Sweeney 645) Pp 12-13, 15 0645.00.0200 1945 Popular Science - December 1945 Anonymous The "Spiral Museum" Pg 125 0647.01.0202 1946 1946 House Beautiful - December 1946 (Published monthly by Hearst Magazines Inc., New York) Gordon, Elizabeth “One Man’s House. We give much lip service to two architectural principles: That a man’s house should be a personal expression and that it should take its place naturally in the landscape. Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home and workshop in Arizona really does both. The result is beautiful, exciting and very hard to explain.” All photographs by Maynard Parker. Includes 31 photographs. Original cover price 35c. 9.25 x 12.25 (Sweeney 661) Pp 186-196, 235 0661.00.0607 1946 Progressive Architecture - October 1946 (Published Monthly by Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York) Anonymous “House at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan” Gregor Affleck Residence. “We have seen the other houses and we don’t like them and we like yours...” “Did you ever think how foolish it is to build a house you don’t like so that you can sell it to somebody who will not like it either?” Includes thirteen photographs and one illustration including a portrait of Wright. Original cover price $1.00. 8.75 x 11.5. Pp 14, 16, 67-70 0664.00.0307 1946 Architectural Forum - June 1946 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc. New York) Anonymous “House In Connecticut.” FLW transforms a barren hilltop into a Yankee Shangri-la, creating a site for Gerald Loeb’s future residence where none existed before. Includes eight photos and of a model and two illustrations for the proposed Loeb house. Original List Price $1.00. 9.5 x 12.5. (Sweeney 665) Pp 83-88 0665.00.0506 1946 House Beautiful - June 1946 (Published by Hearst Magazines, Inc. New York) Anonymous, Portrait by Karsh, Yousuf "Meet Frank Lloyd Wright". House Beautiful introduces you to the people who influence your life. Portrait by Yousuf Karsh. Original List Price 35 cents. 9.25 x 12.25. (Sweeney 666) Pp 76-77 163 0666.00.0305 1946 Architectural Forum - January 1946 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc. New York) 1) Anonymous 2) Allen, Roger; Purcell, William Gray
1) “The Modern Gallery. The world’s greatest architect, at 74, designs the boldest building of his career.” Feature article on the Guggenheim Museum. Includes eight photographs and eight illustrations of the Guggenheim model. Original List Price $1.00. 9.5 x 12.5. (Sweeney 669) 2) Letters: Two letters in response to Mr. Balwin’s remarks about Wright.
1) Pp Cover, 81-88, 2) Pp 40, 44
0669.00.1006 0669.01.1006
1946 House Beautiful - December 1946 (Published monthly by Hearst Magazines Inc., New York) Anonymous Anonymous
Anonymous
1) “The most influential design source of the last 50 years.” “The effect of any genius is seldom seen in his own time. But the case of Frank Lloyd Wright is different...” Includes portrait by Yousuf Karsh. (Sweeney 670) 2) “What inspired House Beautiful? Like most institutions that outlive their originators, House Beautiful was stared as a crusade. Our birth was influenced by six widely-reprinted sermon-essays entitled ‘The House Beautiful,’ written by William C. Gannett in 1895, and printed in 1896 in a deluxe, edition designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.” Includes two photographs by Fred Lerner of the cover and inside spread of The House Beautiful.
3) “America Did it First. Frank Lloyd Wright designed this house in 1903. Opposite you’ll see its influence on Modern today...” The caption reads “Home of Mr. And Mrs. T.H. Goodspeed, Grand Rapids, Michigan”. Wright claimed this home as one of his designed, the David M. Amberg House (1909). Amberg was Meyer May's father-in-law. In Storrer’s early editions he lists it as S.166. A design for the Amberg House was published in the Western Architect of October 1913 under Von Holst's name, with Marion M. Griffin listed as Associate. Also see “Frank Lloyd Wright, His Life and His Architecture” Twombly 1979, Pp 160-2. Includes three photographs. Original cover price 35c. 9.25 x 12.25.
Pg 185 Pp 150-151
Pp 156-157
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1946 Fortune - August 1946 (Two Copies) Nelson, George; Anonymous 1) Wright’s Houses. Two residences, built by a great architect for himself, make the landscape look as if it had been designed to fit them. Photographs by Ezra Stoller. (Sweeney 672) 2) Genius Americanus. Full page photo and text introducing Wright article on page 116. Photo by Ben Schnall.
Pp 116-25 Pp 17
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1946 Life Magazine - August 12, 1946 Sargent, Winthrop Frank Lloyd Wright: The titan of modern architecture still flings his houses and his insults at backward colleagues. (Sweeney 676) Pp 84-96 0676.00.0401 1946 Readers Digest - November 1946 Sargeant, Winthrop Titan of Modern Architecture. A condensed version of the Life Magazine article, August 12, 1946, Sweeney 676. (Sweeney 677) Pp 31-5 0677.00.0902 1946 Magazine of Art - January 1946 (Published by The American Federation of Arts, Washington D.C.) Frank Lloyd Wright "The Modern Gallery: For The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation: New York City." "For the first time in the history of architecture a true logarithmic spiral has been worked out as a complete plastic building..." Wright describes museum. Includes three photographs of model
and Wright with model, courtesy of The Architectural Forum. Original cover price $0.75. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 681)Pp 24-26 0681.00.0107 1946 Science and Mechanics - October 1946
Anonymous "Fifteen Story Glass Tower to House Research Lab." Johnson Wax tower. Includes illustration. Pp 89 0685.01.0904 1946 Town & Country - December 1946 Hitchcock, Henry-Russell Jr. "Prairie". Full page color photo of the Herbert F. Johnson home. Also includes description. Pp 113 0685.02.1004 1947 1947 Architectural Forum - July 1947 Anonymous 1) Announcements: Awards. Wright chosen as member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. (Sweeney 691) 2) Materials: Rise of Radiant Heating. Refers to Frank Lloyd Wright’s use of radiant Heat in the Johnson Wax Building in 1937.
1) Pp 64 2) Pp 12
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1947 Architectural Forum - February 1947 Hadley, Homer Letters: Cracks and Cambers. Letter about Imperial Hotel. (Sweeney 697) Pp 22 0697.00.0403 1947 Architectural Forum - April 1947 Anonymous Planners’ Platform: Top-rank professionals spend two day talking about what kind of environment they would plan for modern society - if they has a chance. Includes group photograph and short bio. (Sweeney 706) Pp 12-14 0706.00.1104 1947 Architectural Forum - February 1947 Anonymous Wright honored by election to membership of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. (Sweeney 708) Pp 12 0708.00.0403 1947 Architectural Forum - January 1947 Salter, L.J. Defense of the Imperial Hotel. Response to the Nov. 1946 Issue. He also refers to the Sept. 26, 1923 account in the Pasadena Star-News. (Sweeney 711) Pp 34 0711.00.0402 1947 Architectural Forum - April 1947 1) Troller, Norbert 2) Bittermann, Eleanor
1) Letter: Forum Fountain. Czechoslovakian architect voices concerns about Guggenheim and Loeb house. (Sweeney 714) 2) Review: The Architectural Review Jan 1947. Includes mention of Wright’s work.
1) Pp 22 2) Pp 150, 154
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1947 Arizona Highways - September 1947 Photo by Bob Wilcox Photo of Arizona Biltmore Pp 10 0720.01.0902 1947 Science and Mechanics - October - November 1947 Anonymous Design of 47 story glass tower for Dallas Texas. Includes illustration. Never built. Pp 24 0720.02.0904 1948 1948 Time - February 9, 1948 Photos by Karsh, Guerrero & Stoller Art: Ahead of His Time. Comments on the January 1948 issue of Architectural Forum (Sweeney 745) devoted to Wright. Includes 7 photos. (Sweeney 722) Pp 68-9 0722.00.0703 1948 Architektur Und Wohnform, Innendekoration 57. Jahrgang - Heft ½ 1948 (Published by Verlagsanstalt, Alexander Koch GMBH Stuttgart) Churchill, Henry S. “Fachliche Mitteilungen.” (German publication.) Reprint of an article that appeared in “Magazine of Art”, Feb 1948, pp 62-6 titled “Notes on Frank Lloyd Wright.” Churchill writes about the relationship of Wright’s philosophy and architecture. Includes 3 photographs. 9.5 x 12.5. (Sweeney 724) Pp 1-2 0724.01.0606 1948 Architectural Forum - September 1948 Kennedy, Sighle Frank Lloyd Wright. A review of the 21 minute film "California Architecture". 16mm, cost $150. (Sweeney 731) Pp 200 0731.00.0102 1948 House & Garden - August 1948(Published monthly by The Conde Nast Publications Inc., New York) Mock, Elizabeth B. “Taliesin West. Elizabeth B. Mock describes a unique way of living embodied in the Arizona headquarters of Frank Lloyd Wright and his student-architects.” Includes 10 photos and one illustration. Original cover price $0.50. 9.5 x 12.75. (Sweeney 733) Pp 3, 52-55, 91 0733.00.0706 1948 Architectural Forum - January 1948 Frank Lloyd Wright Portrait (Sweeney 735) Pp 54 0735.00.0500 1948 Architectural Forum - January 1948 Frank Lloyd Wright Frank Lloyd Wright (Sweeney 745) Pp 65 - 156, Cover 0745.00.0500 1948 Architectural Record - November 1948 (Published Monthly by F.W. Dodge Corp., New York) Anonymous “Wright Homes for Westchester.” A cooperative housing development of 50 homes in Mount Pleasant, N.Y. By Usonia Homes Inc., Original cover list price $1.00. 9x12. (Sweeney 746) Pp 10, 170 0746.00.0506 1948 Harper’s Bazaar - July 1948 (Published monthly by Hearst Magazines, Inc., New York) Andrews, Wayne “Three Hundred Years of American Houses.” Included in this article is one paragraph and one image of the Avery Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, ILL. Original cover price 60 cents. 9.75 x 12.75. Pp 76 0746.12.0307 1949 1949 New York Times Book Review - July 10, 1949 Hamlin, Talbot Review: Genius and the Mobocracy "A Great American Architect Pays Tribute to His Teacher." (Sweeney 755) Pg 3 0755.00.0798 1949 Saturday Review - September 3, 1949 (Published weekly by The Saturday Review Associates, Inc. New York) Spitz, David Book Review: “The Mob is Wrong with Wright.” Review of “Genius and the Mobobracy”, Wright, 1949. “...If it serves no other purpose, this book should help to remind us that eminence in architecture, as in any other non-political field, is no guide to political competence.” Includes one portrait of Wright by Valentino Sarra. Original Cover Price $0.20. 8.25 x 11.5. Pg 21 0759.00.0807 1949 Arizona Highways - October 1949 Carlson, Raymond Frank Lloyd Wright and Taliesin West (Sweeney 767) Pp 4-9 0767.00.0401 1949 Arizona Highways - October 1949 Frank Lloyd Wright To Arizona: Excerpts from May 1940 Issue of Arizona Highways Pp 10-11 0767.01.0401 1949 Arizona Highways - October 1949 Frank Lloyd Wright Living in the Desert Pp 12-15 0767.02.0401 1949 Architectural Forum - January 1949 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc. New York) Anonymous Awards: “Frank Lloyd Wright, A.I.A. will give belated honor to world’s great architect. ...finally, the architectural profession in his own country is about to give belated recognition to the man whom many consider to be the greatest living architect.” Includes a portrait of Wright by Ralph Crane. Original cover price $1.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 770) Pp 14 0770.00.0907 1949 L’Architecture D’Aujourd’Hui Denemark - No 24, June 1949 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright receives Medal. (Sweeney 771) P V 0771.00.0703 1949 Architectural Forum - May 1949 Kennedy, Sighle Reviews: Wright’s Hartford Theater show in a New York City museum exhibit. New Theater, Hartford, Conn. Exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art by Frank Lloyd Wright, April 1949. Related item: The New Theatre - Special Exhibition (Sweeney 775) Pp 162-3 0775.00.1204 1949 Theatre Arts - July 1949 (Published monthly by John D. McCarthur, Chicago) Lewis, Lloyd “The New Theatre ...Frank Lloyd Wright, the world’s foremost architect, sees his long-planned theatre nearing construction.” New theater project for Hartford Connecticut. Never built, but design used for the Kalita Humphreys Theater in Dallas Texas. Includes three photographs of the model. Original cover price 50 cents. 8.5 x 11.25. (Sweeney 777) Pp 33-34 0777.00.0807 1949 Esquire - January 1944 Photo By Yousuf Karsh Faces of Achievement - Frank Lloyd Wright (Sweeney 786) Pp 42 0786.00.0302 1949 Esquire - January 1944 Photo By Mat Kauten The Prophet Honored in His Country (Sweeney 786) Pp 43 0786.01.0302 1949 Theatre Arts - July 1949 (Published monthly by John D. McCarthur, Chicago) Wright, Frank Lloyd A tribute to Lloyd Lewis: “Proofs of the Lloyd Lewis article on The New Theatre reached me as word come from his wife Kathryn telling me I should not see Lloyd again.” Wright designed the Lloyd Lewis Residence and Farm Unit in 1939 (S265-266). Includes one illustration of Wright by Richard Lindner. Original cover price 50 cents. 8.5 x 11.25. (Sweeney 796) Pp 32 0796.00.0807 1949 Pageant - December 1949 Margolius, Sidney "They Got the Homes They Wanted". Article and photos including Usonian homes. Pp 114-19 0798.01.0102 1949 Time - August 15, 1949 Anonymous Art: New Shells. Article about Richard Neutra includes write-up, quote and photo of Wright. Pp 58-65 0798.02.0802 1949 Time - August 15, 1949 Anonymous Modern Houses... Across the USA. Includes photo of Fallingwater. Pp 60-1 1949 Look Magazine - November 8, 1949 (Published by Cowles Magazines, Inc., New York)
Wright, Frank Lloyd; Duchamp, Marcel "Modern Art Argument." Ten experts talk it over for 9 hours in San Francisco and try to clear up some public mis-understandings. Original List Price 15 cents. 10.5 x 13.25. Pp 80-83 0798.04.0305
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