Frank Lloyd Wright

YEAR	PERIODICAL TITLE	AUTHOR	ARTICLE TITLE	PAGES	ST#
1950
1950	Architectural Forum - February 1950 (Published Monthly by Time, Inc., New York)	Anonymous	“China and Gift Shop By Frank Lloyd Wright, For V.C. Morris, Maiden Lane, San Francisco, California. World-wide repercussions followed the opening of Frank Lloyd Wright’s brick-front, circular-roomed, spiral-ramped San Francisco store. This many-sided impact is conveyed in the words of a front-rank architectural observer, of the owners, of the plastic consultants, finally the architect.” Photography by Maynard Parker. Includes nine photographs and three illustrations. Original List Price $1.00. 9.75 x 12.50. (Sweeney 803)	Pp Cover 79-85	0803.00.0707
1950	Architectural Forum - August 1950	Loeb, Gerald	Letters: A Stockbroker Meets F.LL.W. (Sweeney 816)	Pp 24, 28	0816.00.0602
1950	Architectural Record - December 1950	Anonymous	Wright’s core-supported tower unveiled in photographs. Johnson Wax tower. (Sweeney 829)	Pp 11a-b	0829.00.0203
1950	Magazine of Art - May 1950 (Published monthly October through May by The American Federation of Arts, Washington D.C.)	Zevi, Bruno	“Frank Lloyd Wright and the Conquest of Space.” Translated by Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., from Mr. Zevi’s introduction to Architetti del Movimento Modernop, Vol. III: Frank Lloyd Wright, Milam, Il Balcone, 1947. Bruno Zevi, Italian architect and critic, has been among the foremost European interpreters of the work of the American architects Sullivan and Wright. Includes 13 photographs and two illustrations. Original cover price 75 cents. 9 x 12. Three copies. (Sweeney 830)	Pp Cover 186-191	0830.00.0607 0830.01.0607 0830.02.0607
1950	SEE - September 1950	Greenbie, Sydney	Tomorrow’s College is Today’s Wonder: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Sun-swept masterpiece turns Florida orange grove into geometric glory.	Pp 28-31	0831.01.1101
1950	Art D’Aujourd’Hui - October 1950 (French)	Anonymous	Maquette Pour Le Musee S.R. Guggenheim. Architecte Frank Lloyd Wright. Article and two photos of Museum model. (French publication)	Pp 2, 12	0831.02.0402
1950	Art D’Aujourd’Hui - October 1950 (French)	Anonymous	Related Article: Museum of Non-Objective Painting, S.R. Guggenheim Foundation - New York, N.Y. Article and 8 photos of existing museum. (French publication)	Pp 2, 13	0831.03.0402
1950	Life Magazine - December 11, 1950	Anonymous	"Speaking of Pictures": Johnson’s new ‘Heliolab’ makes strange patters both by night and by day". S.C. Johnson and Son.	Pg 8-10	0831.04.0604
1950	Los Angeles Times - January 15, 50	Anonymous	"Talk Slated by Architect". Wright to speak at Home Builders Institute.	Part 5, Pg 1	0831.05.1004
1951
1951	Architectural Forum - January 1951	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Published as part of the January issue, and later as an offprint for distribution in connection with the comprehensive exhibit “Sixty years of Living Architecture”. First exhibited at the Gimbel Philadelphia store, then Florence, Zurich, Paris, London and Munich. Captions translated into Italian, French, German and Russian. A color presentation of the Johnson Wax Co., Lowell, Adelman, Jacobs II, Pew, Friedman homes and the Florida Southern College. Includes 41 photographs and nine illustrations. Cover of section designed by Wright. 9.75 x 12.5 (Sweeney 854)	Pp Cover, 73 - 108	0854.00.0200
1951	Architectural Forum - January 1951	Wright, Frank Lloyd	This offprint was reprinted for distribution in connection with the comprehensive exhibit “Sixty years of Living Architecture”. First exhibited at the Gimbel Philadelphia store, then Florence, Zurich, Paris, London and Munich. Captions translated into Italian, French, German and Russian. A color presentation of the Johnson Wax Co., Lowell, Adelman, Jacobs II, Pew, Friedman homes and the Florida Southern College. Includes 41 photographs and nine illustrations. The cover was designed by Wright. 9.75 x 12.5 (Sweeney 854)	Pp Cover, 75 - 106	0854.01.0203 0854.02.0507
1951	House Beautiful - March 1951	Roche, Mary	A taste for Naturalism produces A new feeling for Materials. Wright’s influence.	Pp 116-119 130-1	0857.01.0203
1951	Life Magazine - April 30, 1951 (Published weekly by Time, Inc. Chicago)	Anonymous	“Speaking of Pictures... These show modern church designs.” Caption: “Steep-roofed prow of Unitarian Church in Madison, Wis., designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, serves as the main part of the church, and comprises the auditorium, pulpit, choir loft and bell tower. Includes one photograph. Original cover price 20 cents. 10.5 x 14.	Pg 16-17	0857.04.0607
1952
1952	Architectural Forum - December 1952	Anonymous	1) Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright - Sixty Years of Living Architecture, by Werner Moser, (Sweeney 859) 2) Ad for Taliesin Drawings	Pp 158, 166 Pp 156	0859.00.0203 0859.01.0203
1952	Saturday Review - October 4, 1952 (Published weekly by The Saturday Review Associates, Inc. New York)	Soby, James Thrall	Book Review: “The Unaging Frank Lloyd Wright” Review of “Taliesin Drawings”. Includes one photograph and one illustration. Original Cover Price $0.20. 8 x 11. (Sweeney 869)	Pg 58-59	0868.00.1106
1952	Architectural Forum - December 1952	Anonymous	1) A church designed and built in the attitude of prayer. First Unitarian Society of Madison, Wisconsin. (Sweeney 880) 2) Anarchy in our churches. Includes Wright.	Pp Cover 85-92 Pp 93	0880.00.0203 0880.01.0203
1952	Architectural Record - March 1952	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright in New Kind of Exhibit: Exhibit of Johnson Wax Bldg (Sweeney 882)	Pp 374	0882.00.0401
1952	Architectural Record - March 1952	Churchill, Henry S.	Evaluation of Arch, Comments & Photos	Pp 162, 165	0882.01.0401
1952	Architectural Forum - April 1952	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Masterwork, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Memorial Museum (Sweeney 887)	Pp 141-4	0887.00.0103
1952	House & Home - December 1952 (Published monthly by Time, Inc., New York)	Anonymous; Photographs by Stoller, Ezra	The first in a series of new Wright homes to be published in H&H. “A house by Frank Lloyd Wright for Mr. & Mrs. Herman T. Mossberg in South Bend, Ind., William Reinke, General Contractor.” Pictorial essay on the Mossberg residence. Includes 12 photographs by Ezra Stoller and 3 illustrations. Original cover price $1.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 893)	Pp Cover 66-73	0893.00.1007
1952	Look Magazine - January 1, 1952	Anonymous	Journey to Taliesin West (Sweeney 895)	Pp 28-31	0895.00.0901
1952	Architectural Record - January 1952	Anonymous	New Honors for Frank Lloyd Wright. Two new awards. (Sweeney 901)	Pp 22	0901.00.0602
1952	Harper’s Bazaar - June 1952 (Published monthly by Hearst Magazines, Inc., New York)	Anonymous	“The Grand Old Men of Modern Architecture.” Article includes paragraph and photograph on Le Corbusier, Mies Van Der Rohe, Gropius and Frank Lloyd Wright. Full page portrait or Wright by Richard Avedon. Original cover price 60 cents. 9.75 x 12.75.	Pp 68-71	0903.00.0307
1952	Architectural Record - July 1952	Reed, Henry H. Jr.	Frank Lloyd Wright Conquers Paris: and Vice Versa. Henry H. Reed Jr. Analyzes Reviews of Beaux Arts Exhibit; Even Communists Bow to "Most Famous American Architect" (Sweeney 904)	Pp 22, 268, 272	0904.00.0502
1952	Architectural Record - July 1952	Reid, Alfred D.	Wright’s Guggenheim Museum: Dictionary of Classic Terms? Illustration of Guggenheim pointing out definitive terms.	Pp 22	0904.01.0502
1952	Architectural Forum - April 1952	Anonymous	1) Book Review: American Peoples Encyclopedia Year Book. A reprint of Wright’s comments in their entirety. (Sweeney 908) 2) People: Update on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel.	Pp 212 16 24 Pp 53	0908.00.0103 0908.01.0103
1952	Milwaukee Journal - 1952	Doyle, Robert	Frank Lloyd Wright’s Madison Church. Unitarian Church in Madison Wisconsin.		0910.01.0702
1952	Popular Science - October 1952	Francis, Devon	How Karsh Pictures Celebrities. Focusing on the famous took this Ottawa photographer to the top of the heap himself. Includes portrait of Wright.	Pg 220-5 56 58 60	0910.02.1202
1952	Ford Times - February 1952	Anonymous	(Related Story) Glass church designed by son Lloyd Wright, Swedenborgian.	Pp 7	0910.03.0904
1952	Popular Mechanics - January 1952	Anonymous	"Popular Mechanics Fiftieth Anniversary Hall of Fame 1902-1952." Frank Lloyd Wright (one of fifty.)	Pg 169	0910.04.1204
1952	Milwaukee Sentinel - July 13, 1952 (Published by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)	Anonymous	"A Rare Visit With Frank Lloyd Wright. Famous Architect’s Birthday Party." 11 x 15.	Pp 12-13	0910.05.0305
1952	Saturday Evening Post - June 28, 1952 (Published Weekly by The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, PA)	Morris, J. Malcolm	“My Six Fantastic Years at the Imperial Hotel”. In 1945 Lieutenant J. Malcolm Morris became a billet at the Imperial Hotel for senior officers of the Allied occupation forces. When he became a civilian, he stayed on as manager until 1951. Includes four photographs. Original cover price 15c. 10.75 x 13.75.	Pg 36-37 74 77-79	0910.06.1106
1953
1953	Saturday Review - November 14, 1953 (Published weekly by The Saturday Review Associates, Inc., New York)	1) Andrews, Wayne 2) Kalb, Bernard	1) Book Review: “The Great Uncompromiser.” Review of “The Future of Architecture”. Includes four photographs. Original Cover Price $0.20. 8 x 11. (Sweeney 914) 2) “The Author.” Kalb describes one of Wright’s visits to New York. Includes a portrait of Wright. Original Cover Price $0.20. 8 x 11.	Pg 15-16 Pg 15	0914.00.1206 0914.00.1206
1953	Perspectives USA No. 4 - Summer 1953 (Published quarterly by Intercultural Publications Inc., Brooklyn, NY)	Andrews, Wayne	“Looking at the Latest of Frank Lloyd Wright.” Includes V.C. Morris gift shop; Florida Southern College; Johnson Wax Company; Taliesin West and First Unitarian Meeting House of Madison. Includes fourteen photographs. Original cover price $1.50. 6 x 9. (Sweeney 927)	Pp 115-125	0927.00.1106
1953	Art News - October 1953	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright. Review of Exhibit at the Guggenheim Museum, October 9 - November 15, 1953 (Sweeney 932)	Pp 44	0932.00.0102
1953	Architectural Forum - October 1953	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright exhibits 60 years’ work. Temporary pavilion for exhibit of 60 years’ of architectural work set up at Guggenheim site. (Sweeney 937)	Pp 45	0937.00.0425
1953	Architectural Forum - May 1953 (Published monthly by Time Inc. New York)	Anonymous	“Frank Lloyd Wright’s Concrete and Copper Skyscraper on the Prairie, for H. C. Price Co. The Skyscraper Frank Lloyd Wright had been planning and replanning for nearly a generation goes into actual construction this summer - not in New York, not in Chicago, not in San Francisco, but in Bartlesville, Okla.” This is Frank Lloyd Wright’s challenge to the dogma of “simplicity”. Includes three model photographs by Joe Price and seven illustrations. Original cover price $2.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 939)	Pp 98-105	0939.00.0807
1953	House & Home - March 1953 (Published monthly by Time, Inc., New York)	Anonymous	Editorial: “Frank Lloyd Wright and 1,000,000 houses a year.” Defines the impact Wright has had on home design. “H&H is proud to show you another Wright house on the following pages...” Includes two photographs. Original cover price $1.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 933)	Pp 105	0933.00.1007
1953	Architectural Forum - June 1953 (Published monthly by Time Inc. New York)	Anonymous	01) News: “Two more bridges to span SF Bay; FLLW offers design for one.” Includes one illustration. 02) News: “In New York, Architect Frank Lloyd Wright accepts a Gold Medal from the National Institute of Arts and Letters.” Original cover price $2.00. 10x12.5.	Pp 1) 39 2) 51	939.01.0406 939.02.0406
1953	House Beautiful - July 1953	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Frank Lloyd Wright Speaks Up: ...speaks up forthrightly against the sterility and the totalitarian threat of the "International Style". (Sweeney 940)	Pp 86-8 90	0940.00.0503
1953	Life Magazine - June 15, 1953	Anonymous	"Give Me Land, Lots of Land". Article mentions Frank Lloyd Wright’s receipt of Gold Metal from the National Institute of Arts and Letters among other things. (Sweeney 943)	Pg 48	0943.00.0302
1953	Architectural Forum - February 1953	Anonymous	Our New Crystal Towers. Working mainly with the same materials - glass - four architects come out with four widely different interpretations. Includes Johnson Wax Tower. (Sweeney 956)	Pp 142-3	0956.00.0602
1953	Architectural Forum - November 1953 (Published monthly by Time Inc. New York)	Anonymous	“Sixty Years of Living Architecture” - The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright. A review of the temporary New York exhibit which has been traveling Europe. Built on the site for the Guggenheim Museum. Includes fourteen photographs. Original cover price $2.00. 10x12.5. (Sweeney 965)	Pp 152-5	0965.00.0406
1953	House & Home - March 1953 (Published monthly by Time, Inc., New York)	Anonymous; Photographs by Stoller, Ezra	Part of the series of new Wright homes published in H&H. “This new House by Frank Lloyd Wright is a rich textbook of the principles he pioneered. For Mr. & Mrs. Eric V. Brown, Parkwyn Village, Kalamazoo, Mich. David Corning, contractor.” Pictorial essay on the Brown residence. Includes 12 photographs by Ezra Stoller and 3 illustrations. Original cover price $1.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 967)	Pp Cover 106-113	0967.00.1007
1953	Magazine of Art - April 1953	Tselos, Dimitri	Exotic Influences in the Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. (Sweeney 969)	Pp 160-9 184	0969.00.1104
1953	Art News - October 1953	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Frank Lloyd Wright: some answers. Dialogue which is being published in "The Future of Architecture", from a London lecture hall, 1939. (Sweeney 977)	Pp 42-3	0977.00.0102
1953	Architectural Record - June 1953	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Excerpts from the International Style (Sweeney 975)	Pp 12, 332	0975.00.0401
1953	Architectural Record - June 1953	Anonymous	Panel Discussion, Photo Johnson Wax Bldg	Pp 172	0975.01.0401
1953	Architectural Forum - May 1953 (Published monthly by Time Inc. New York)	Wright, Frank Lloyd	“The Language of Organic Architecture. Organic (or intrinsic) architecture is the free architecture of ideal democracy. To defend and explain whatever I have myself written on the subject I here append a nine-word lexicon that seems needed, world wide, at this moment.” Wright defines Organic Architecture. Originally published as “Taliesin Square-Paper 16" (S 2069), Wright’s final square-paper, in February 1953. Includes one photographs by P. E. Guerrero. Original cover price $2.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 983)	Pp 106-107	0983.00.0807
1953	Architectural Record -October 1953	Anonymous	Wright Makes New York, Sixty Years of Living Architecture Exhibit (Sweeney 986)	Pp 20	0986.00.0401
1953	Architectural Record -October 1953	Stoller, Ezra (Photographer)	Photo of Taliesin	Pp 146	0986.01.0401
1953	Focus - December 9, 1953	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright Talks: "...Cramped Boxes ...Like Coffins"	Pp 34-37	0987.01.0202
1953	The Iowan - September 1953	Turk, Carl	An Iowa Home from Iowa Stone. The Millers of Charles City live with their beautiful site in a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.	Pp 24-6	0987.02.0702
1953	Quick - May 25, 1953	Anonymous	What they are saying. Photo and a Wright quoting Churchill.	Pp 26	0987.05.0404
1953	The Dodgeville Chronicle - September 24, 1953 (Published weekly by The Dodgeville Chronicle, Dodgeville, Wisconsin)	Wright, Frank Lloyd	"Mr. Wright in Dispute With Court Decision". Threatens to take back Foundation as a Private School. Original Price 6 cents. 5,000 copies printed. 18x24.	Pp 1, 7	0987.06.0305
1953	Arizona Homes and Gardens (Published B-Monthly by the Akers Publishing Co., Inc. Phoenix, AZ)	Anonymous	“A hemi-cycle house above a patio. Exposed concrete masonry lends its character and beauty to Frank Lloyd Wright’s most romantic house design.” Includes six photos. Original cover price 20c. 8 x 11.	Pp Cover, 8-10	0987.07.0405
1954
1954	Architectural Forum - June 1954 (Published monthly by Time Inc. New York)	Anonymous	“Glass-towered synagogue, Frank Lloyd Wright’s first. Rabbi Mortimer J. Cohen of Beth Sholom Congregation in Philadelphia made some sketches of what he thought a synagogue should embody and showed it to a friend. The friend said: ‘Only one man can do it - Frank Lloyd Wright’.” Includes three illustrations. Original cover price $2.00. 9.75 x 12.5. (Sweeney 1011)	Pp 145	1011.00.0407
1954	Lincoln-Mercury Times - March/April 1954	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright. Photos by Pedro E. Guerrero and Robert H. Miller. Includes photo of two customized Lincolns.	Pp 5-7	1012.00.0403
1954	House Beautiful - October 1954	Anonymous	House Beautiful dedicated this exhibit to Frank Lloyd Wright (Sweeney 1014)	Pp 176-7	1014.00.0601
1954	New York Times Magazine - March 21, 1954	Anonymous	A New Debate In Old Venice. Frank Lloyd Wright’s design for a ‘different’ building divides a city that cherishes tradition. Comments by Wright and Bernard Berenson concerning the Masieri Memorial Building project in Venice. (Sweeney 1018)	Pp 8-9	1018.00.0103
1954	New York Times Magazine - March 21, 1954	Cyma Watches	Ad: Portrait and text honoring Wright.	P 6	1018.01.0103
1954	Architectural Forum - May 1954	Anonymous	Question: Is Venice Ready for a FLLW Palazzo? Masieri Memorial Building in Venice. (Sweeney 1026)	Pp 39	1026.00.0502
1954	American Architecture, Reprint from Journal of the Franklin Institute	Wright, Frank Lloyd	American Architecture (1^st) (Sweeney 1037)	Pp 217-224	1037.00.1099
1954	Phi Delta Kappan - May 1954	Wright, Frank Lloyd	More than the Turtle Shell (Sweeney 1041)	Pp 297-9 302	1041.00.0401
1954	Phi Delta Kappan - May 1954	Wright, Frank Lloyd	More than the Turtle Shell	Pp 297-9 302	1041.02.0501
1954	Time - August 2, 1954 (Published weekly by Time, Inc., Chicago)	Anonymous	Art: “The Wright Word”. “Architect Frank Lloyd Wright, ensconced in Manhattan’s Plaza Hotel, began to get things rolling last week for the building of his spiral-shaped Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum." He also comments on The Plaza, New York, The Age, Architecture and Talk. Original cover price twenty cents. 8.25 x 11. (Sweeney 1045)	Pp 61	1045.00.0307
1954	People Today - August 25, 1954	Anonymous	Quote and portrait of Wright	Pp 21	1045.01.0103
1954	Realities (French Publication) - March 1954	Anonymous	Modern Architecture Goes to Town. The vision of three men - Gropius, Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier - is changing the face of our cities.	Pp 42-47	1045.02.0103
1954	People Today - January 13, 1954	Anonymous	Quote and portrait of Wright	Pp 43	1045.03.0203
1954	Fashion & Travel - Summer 1954 (Published quarterly by The Fashion & Travel Quarterly, Inc., New York)	Torch, Maria Elena	“Frank Lloyd Wright, An Appreciation.” Author recounts experience with Wright at Spring Green. Includes full page photograph of Wright. Original cover price $0.50. 9.75 x 12.75.	Pp 72-3 112	1045.04.0906
1955
1955	Architectural Record - October 1955	Anonymous	Book Rev: From Richardson to the Origins of Wright	Pp 62 66 410	1048.01.0401
1955	House Beautiful - November 1955	Many	(Sweeney 1066)	Cover 41,43, 47-8,94,103, 185, 233-380	1066.00.1199
1955	Architectural Forum - April 1955	Anonymous	Frank Lloyd Wright completes a long, low industrial arts building for Florida Southern University ... and begins a civic center for the capital of his home state. (Monona Terrace Project). (Sweeney 1071)	Pp 1 144-121	1071.00.1104
1955	Architectural Forum - July 1955	1) Anonymous 2) Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co.	1) "Frank Lloyd Wright designs a small commercial installation: a showroom in New York for sports cars." Hoffman Jaguar auto showroom. 2) Ad: Includes photo of Johnson Wax Building. (Sweeney 1073)	1) Pp 132-133 2) Pp 15	1073.00.1204 1073.01.1204
1955	The Diplomat - March 1955 (Published monthly by the Diplomat Publishing Company, Washington D.C.)	Wright, Frank Lloyd; Radlovic, I. Monte	“Frank Lloyd Wright looks at the world”. An interview with the editor. Includes seven photographs. Original cover price 50 cents. To be continues in April. 8.75 x 11.5	Pp 24-27	1074.01.1007
1955	Saturday Review - May 21, 1955	1) Haverstick, John 2) Ad	1) To Be or Not to be (Guggenheim Museum) (Sweeney 1076) 2) Advertising "Natural House", "Future of Arch", "60 Yrs of Living Arch"	Pp 13 Pp 4	1076.00.1001 1076.01.1001
1955	People Today - January 26, 1955	Anonymous	"Mold it Yourself" - Usonian homes	Pp 27-9	1079.01.0402
1955	Architectural Record - October 1955	Anonymous	New Era for Wright at 86: The Marketplace Redeemed? Schumacher Fabrics & Wallpaper (Sweeney 1081)	Pp 20	1081.00.0401
1955	Architectural Record - August 1955	Shear, John Knox	Frank Lloyd Wright and the Design for the Air Force Academy (Sweeney 1084)	Pp 132a-b	1084.00.0401
1955	Architectural Record - August 1955	Fogarty, Rep. John E.: FLW	Debate over Air Force Academy Design	Pp 16-18	1084.01.0401
1955	Interiors - October 1955 (Published Monthly by Whitney Publications, Inc., New York)	1) Wagner, Lois 2&3) Anonymous	1) “Taliesin to the Trade”. Samples of Heritage-Henredon furniture and Schumacher fabrics. (Sweeney 1085) 2) “F.L. Wright Banquet”. Dinner to honer Wright - guest speaker. 3) Ad: “House beautiful devotes its entire November issue to FLW”. House Beautiful Magazine. Original cover price $1.00. 9 x 12.	1) Pp 130-3 2) 18 3) Pp 76	1085.00.0405 1085.01.0405 1085.02.0405
1955	Saturday Review - May 21, 1955	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Future of the City (Sweeney 1091)	Pp 10-13	1091.00.1001
1955	Liberty (Canadian) - May 1955	Rasky, Frank	Frank Lloyd Wright: What makes a genius?	Pp 23-4 70-3	1092.01.0701
1955	Liberty (Canadian) - May 1955	Wright, Frank Lloyd	What’s Wrong with Canadian homes?	Pp 25	1092.02.0701
1955	Life Magazine - May 30, 1955	Wright, Frank Lloyd	Ad written by Wright endorsing Life Magazine: "You have to see from inside".	Pg 123	1092.03.0904
1955	Household - May 1955 (Published monthly by Capper Publications, Inc., Topeka, Kansas)	McCall, Helen	“Never too old to be bold!” Caption: “The Curtin house in Oak Park was a much admired style at the turn of the century, when it was designed by the noted architect Frank Lloyd Wright, and it still maintains rugged individuality.” This was actually designed by John S. Van Bergen. He joined Wright in 1909. He produced many working drawings and was supervisor for the Robie House and the Mrs. Thomas Gale House. After leaving Wright's studio he briefly worked for another former Wright employee, William Eugene Drummond. In 1911 he started his own practice. His first design commission was for the Elizabeth Manson House in Oak Park. This is the home pictured in the article. Includes 8 photographs. Note: “Guide to Frank Lloyd Wright and Prairie School Architecture in Oak Park”, Sprague #49, Third edition. Original cover price 10c. 8.25 x 11.	Pp 27-29 83	1092.18.0907