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YEAR PERIODICAL TITLE AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE PAGES ST# 1960 1960 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - December 1960 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians) Manson, Grant C. Book Review: “Frank Lloyd Wright” by Vincent Scully, Jr. Published by George Braziller, 1960. $3.50. “The text, less than thirty-two pages long, attempts to cover the entire career of America’s longest-lived architectural genius. The result is a somewhat superficial romp through Wright, garnished with frequent and often puzzling analogies...” Original list price $1.87 as part of subscription. 8.5 x 11. (Sweeney 1398) Pp 182-183 1398.00.0507 1960 Domus #365 - March 1960
Anonymous "Airhouse". The article says that "This bubble house was called a airhouse by Frank Lloyd Wright who designed it." Could be, but I’ve never seen any other reference to this, and it doesn’t look "Wright" to me. (Sweeney 1408) Pp 17-18 1408.00.0103 1960 Horizon - September 1960 (Published every two months by American Horizon, Inc. New York) Fitch, James Marston Frank Lloyd Wright’s War on the Fine Arts. Original cover price $3.95. 9 x 12. (Two Copies) (Note: this is a hard cover magazine) (Sweeney 1415) Pp 96-103,127-8 1415.00.0899 1960 Progressive Architecture - April 1960 (Published Monthly by Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York) Anonymous “Ground is Broken for Wright’s Marin County Center.” Administration Building to be First Element. Ground braking ceremony. Includes one photograph and one illustration. Original List Price $1.00. 8.75 x 11.5. (Sweeney 1419) Pp 5 82 1419.00.0806 1960 L’Architecture D’Aujourd’ Hui - Sept - Nov 1960. (Published in Paris France) Anonymous “In Memoriam Frank Lloyd Wright”. Guggenheim Museum and Humphreys Theatre, Dallas. Includes 18 photos and Illustrations (Guggenheim) and 7 photos and Illustrations (Humphreys Theatre). 9.5 x 12. P 11-19 1425.00.0306 1960 Architectural Record - March 1960 (Published Monthly except May by F. W. Dodge Corp.) 1) Anonymous 2) Anonymous
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1) "A Theater By Wright. Architectural experience inspired mechanical experiment in the service of experimental theater." Kalita Humphreys Theater of the Dallas Theater Center. Includes twelve photographs by Messina Studios and two illustrations. (Sweeney 1450) 2) "A word from the Client." A review of a little booklet on the opening ceremonies of the Guggenheim. Includes remarks by Harry F. Guggenheim. 3) Ad for Altec Lansing Corp. Photo of Guggenheim Museum. Original cover price $2.00. 8.75 x 11.5. Two Copies. 1) Pp 161-166 2) Pp 9
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1960 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - December 1960 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians) Wheeler, Robert C. “Frank Lloyd Wright Filling Station, 1958." “‘It will be worth every cent’, the late Frank Lloyd Wright assured Ray W. Lindholm in Cloquet, Minnesota.” Original list price $1.87 as part of subscription. 8.5 x 11. Pp 174-175 1452.00.0507 1960 Horizon - September 1960 (Published every two months by American Horizon, Inc. New York) Whelan, Dennis Mr. Wright Makes Himself Clear: A Recollection. Original cover price $3.95. 9 x 12. (Two Copies) (Note: this is a hard cover magazine) (Sweeney 1453) Pp 128 1453.00.0899 1960 Architectural Design - January 1960 (Published by Architectural Design, London) Wright, John Lloyd Frank Lloyd Wright: June-8-1869 - April-9-1959. “Appreciation of Frank Lloyd Wright”. A tribute to Wright, written and compiled by his son, John Lloyd Wright. Includes 92 photographs and reproductions of 8 Wasmuth Plates. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 1456) Pp 30 1456.00.0506 1456.00.0607 1960 Progressive Architecture - November 1960 (Published Monthly by Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York) Anonymous 1) “Wright Still Builds with California Church.” Plans for Pilgrim Congregational Church in Redding. Includes two drawings. 2) ”Johnson Building Addition by Taliesin Associates.” Includes one photo. Original List Price $0.42. 8.75 x 11.5. Pp 70, 71 1457.00.0506 1960 Think - August 1960 Anonymous Quote of Frank Lloyd Wright Pp 17 1458.01.1101 1960 Think - August 1960 Pierce, Edward F. New York’s New House of Art - Guggenheim Museum Pp 30-4 1458.02.1101 1960 Life Magazine - January 18, 1960 Anonymous Kalita Humphreys Theater. The only theater designed by Frank Lloyd Wright draws raves at Dallas opening. Pp 75 1458.03.0102 1960 Chicago Tribune - September 18, 1960 Johnson, Abbey Old Wright House Still Feature on Architects’ Tours. Heurtley Residence. (Six Photos) Part 8 Pg A 1458.04.0402 1960 Saturday Evening Post - December 3, 1960 Wyden, Peter The Town Millionaires Built. Scottsdale, Arizona, is a dazzling Western town full of culture, offbeat enterprises and money, money, money... Includes Frank Lloyd Wright and photo of Mrs. Wright at the Arizona Biltmore. Pg 19-21, 78-80 1458.05.0602 1960 CIBA Journal - Autumn 1960 (Reprinted in Switzerland from the CIBA Journal No. 15, Autumn 1960) Offprint. Hoftiezer, Gaylord “Controversy-Sparker in Texas: New Dallas Theater Center.” Includes seven photos and illustrations. 8.25 x 11.5. Pp 5 1458.08.0306 1960 This Month in Dallas (Published Monthly by This Month in Dallas, Inc.) Anonymous Dallas Theater Center. Original cover price .35c. 5.75 x 9. Pp Cover, 30 1458.09.0306 1960 Inland: The Magazine of Middle West - Winter 1960 (Published quarterly by Inland Steel Company, Chicago) Gosswiller, Richard E. “Frank Lloyd Wright”. Short history about Wright and his work. Includes four photographs. 8.5 x 11.5. Pp 14-19 1458.10.0406 1961 1961 Saturday Evening Post - January 7, 1961 Farr, Finis Frank Lloyd Wright: Defiant Genius, Part One: Wisconsin’s Gift to Chicago (Sweeney 1469) Pp 17-21, 83,85-6 1469.01.0301 1961 Saturday Evening Post - January 14, 1961 Farr, Finis Frank Lloyd Wright: Defiant Genius, Part Two: The Birth of a Legend (Sweeney 1469) Pp 32-3, 76-8 1469.02.0301 1961 Saturday Evening Post - January 21, 1961 Farr, Finis Frank Lloyd Wright: Defiant Genius, Part Three: Scandal and Sorrow (Sweeney 1469) Pp 24, 60-2 1469.03.0301 1961 Saturday Evening Post - January 28, 1961 Farr, Finis Frank Lloyd Wright: Defiant Genius, Part Four, Years of Trial (Sweeney 1469) Pp 32, 89, 91-2 1469.04.0301 1961 Saturday Evening Post - February 4, 1961 Farr, Finis Frank Lloyd Wright: Defiant Genius, Conclusion: The Years of Glory (Sweeney 1469) Pp 38, 93, 95-6 1469.05.0301 1961 Architectural Forum - February 1961 Anonymous News: FLLW job resumed after halt; another advancing. Marin County Civic Center halted and Monona Terrace advances. (Sweeney 1470) Pp 9, 11 1470.00.0402 1961 Architectural Forum - February 1961 Anonymous Editorial: A fine monument can be a profit, too. Work proceeds on Marin County Civic Center. Pp 79 1470.01.0402 1961 Architectural Forum - December 1961 Anonymous News: Half a Wright project may be better than none. Marin County Civic Center advances and Monona Terrace is halted. (Sweeney 1474) Pp 10 1474.00.0402 1961 Architectural Forum - December 1961 Anonymous Spirit of Byzantium: FLLW’s last church. Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church. (Sweeney 1479) Pp 82-7 1479.00.0402 1961 Architectural Forum - December 1961 Anonymous Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright. By Finis Farr. Pp 149 1479.01.0402 1961 Time - August 18, 1961 (Published weekly by Time, Inc., Chicago) Anonymous “Teacup Dome. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright has been dead for two years, but monuments to his originality are still going up. Now another of his last major buildings - the Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation at Wauwatosa is all but finished, and sightseers as well as worshipers are crowing to see it.” Includes one photograph by Eric Schaal. Original cover price 25 cents. 8.3 x 11. (Sweeney 1481) Pg 50 1481.00.0607 1961 Western Architect & Engineering - October 1961 (Published Monthly by McGraw-Hill Company of California, Portland) Anonymous “A Monument for Marin.” Construction progresses on the Marin County Civic Center. Includes five photographs. Original Cover Price $0.50. 8.5 x 11.5. Pp 12-14 1483.03.0506 1961 L’OEIL - Mars (March) 1961 Anonymous "Evolution du gratte-ciel." (Evolution of the skyscraper.) Includes paragraph on Wright and one photograph of the Price Tower. Original cover price 5 N.F. 9.5 x 12.25. Pp 26 1483.07.0107 1962 1962 Architectural Forum - November 1962 (Published Monthly by Time Inc., New York) Anonymous “The Good Building is one that Makes the Landscape More Beautiful than it was Before – FLLW.” The Marin County administration building, just completed. Includes ten photographs and six illustrations. Original cover price $1.00. 9.5 x 12.25. (Sweeney 1507) Pp 122-129 1507.00.1106 1962 Arizona Highways - April 1962 Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd The Living Heritage of Frank Lloyd Wright. (Sweeney 1523) Pp 1, 2-11 1523.00.0301 1962 House & Garden -December 1962 Anonymous "How Lovely are Thy Tabernacles..." (Photo of First Unitarian Soc of Madison, Wisc. Pp 148-151 1526.01.1201 1962 New York Times - March 18,1962 Huxtable, Ada Louise The Facts of Wright’s Greatness. Exhibit at MOMA, Ends May 6, 1962. Will be exhibiting over 250 examples of his work. Pp X21 1526.02.0303 1962 BOUW - 24 February 1962 (Published weekly in Rotterdam, Weena 700, Netherland) Anonymous “The New Theater. Dallas Theater Center.” Includes seven photos and illustrations and one cartoon. (BOUW is a Dutch architectural publication. An abbreviation for “Bouwwezen”. 9.5 x 12.5. Pp 252-255 1526.03.0406 1962 Progressive Architecture - May 1962 (Published Monthly by Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York) Reese, Ilse M. Related: A detailed study of ten houses, whose solutions range from the architecture of Mies to the organic architecture of Wright. “Organic Fabrication” Euine Fay Jones; “Shelter as Adventure” Herb Greene; “Vernacular Backdrop” Nicholas Sakellar & Associates. Original cover price $1.00. 8.75 x 11.5. Pp 126-187 1526.06.0307 1963 1963 House Beautiful - January 1963 Many A Great Frank Lloyd Wright House. Issue devoted to Hanna House. (Sweeney 1548) Pp 6 8 53-120 Cover 1548.00.1001 1963 Interiors - October 1963 (Published by Whitney Publications, Inc.) Anonymous "Wright Masterpiece Preserved." Fallingwater given to Western Pennsylvania Conservancy by Edgar Kaufman, Jr. Original List Price $1.00. 9 x 12. Pp 12 1565.00.0105 1963 Newsweek - October 11, 1963 (Published weekly by Newsweek Inc., New York. A Division of The Washington Post Company.) Anonymous Art: “A Legacy in Danger.” Wright’s Robie House in Chicago: An American Brunelleschi threatened. Includes three photographs. Original cover price 25 cents. 8.25 x 11. Pp 105 1565.17.0407 1963 Newsweek - November 11, 1963
Anonymous Letters: "Preserving a Heritage". Response to an article in the Oct. 7, 63 issue. P 16 1565.01.0604 1963 Environment - Spring 1963 (Published quarterly by the Interior Design, Division of Whitney Comm. Corp.) Johnson, Mrs. Herbert F. “The Owner’s Point-of-View.” Mrs. Herbert F. Johnson compares her new home to Wingspread. Original cover price $2.50. 9 x 12. Pp 23-25 1565.02.0306 1964 1964 Prairie School Review - No. 3, 1964
Kostka, Robert Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, 25 Years After (Sweeney 1538) Pp 17 1538.00.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No. 3, 1964 LHH Book Review: Buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright in Seven Middle Western States Pp 17 1538.01.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1964
Hobson, L. H. Book Review: The House Beautiful. Reviews the 1963 version. (Sweeney 20) Pp 17 0020.00.0404 1964 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1964
Hobson, L.H. Book Review: The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright from 1893 to 1900. (Sweeney 1573) Pp Cover 2 5-15 1573.00.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1964 Cuscaden, R. R. FLlW’s Drawings Preserved. Negative photostats preserve drawings of 17 Wright buildings. (Sweeney 1577) Pp 18 1577.00.0404 1964 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1964 Anonymous HABS in Chicago. Includes information on the Robie House and Charnley House Pp 18 1577.01.0404 1964 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1964 Anonymous An Invitation. An invitation to submit articles and material to be published in The Prairie School Review. Articles will include Wright. Pp 18 1577.02.0404 1964 Architecture de lumiere - No. 11, 1964 (Published three times a year in France) 2) Wright, Frank Lloyd; Downs, Hugh 4) Wright, Frank Lloyd; Cover photograph by Ezra Stoller
Printed in French. Includes: 1) Introduction; 2) “une interview de F.L Wright” a translation into French of the interview with Hugh Downs; 3) “F.L.W.: le language d’une architecture organique” (The language of organic architecture), including nine necessities and Wright’s definitions. 4) “dans la nature des materianux: une philosphie” (The nature of material, a philosophy.) Photo essay of Taliesin West includes 15 color photographs by de E. Claudius-Petit. Also includes 11 photographs and six illustrations. 9.4 x 12.5. (Sweeney 1580) Pp Cover 2-24 1580.00.0607 1964 Prairie School Review - No. 3, 1964 Hasbrouck, W.R. Frank Lloyd Wright’s First Independent Commission. Winslow House (Sweeney 1582) Pp Cover 4-7 1582.00.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No. 3, 1964 Anonymous A Portfolio of The Winslow House Pp 8-11 1582.01.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No. 3, 1964 Eaton, Leonard K. W.H. Winslow and the Winslow House Pp 12-14 1582.02.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1964 Kalec,Donald The Prairie School Furniture (Sweeney 1588) Pp Cover 2 5-15 1588.00.0902 1964 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1964
Anonymous Portfolio of Prairie School Furniture. Includes Wright pieces. Pp 16-21 1588.01.0902 1964 Architectural Forum - May 1964 (Published Monthly by Time Inc., New York) Anonymous "Udall Aids FLLW Landmarks." "Efforts to save Frank Lloyd Wright’s famed Robie House received a major boost last month when Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall formally..." Robie House, Chicago; Pope House, Falls Church and Imperial Hotel, Tokyo. Includes two photos, Robie/Udall (Richard Nickel) and Pope House (Hendrich- Blessing). Original cover price $1.00. 9.25 x 12.25. (Sweeney 1594) Pp 7 1594.00.0107 1964 The Pittsburgh Press: Sunday Roto - September 6, 1964
Brem, Ralph Woodland Showpiece: Fallingwater, A Luxurious and Unique Mansion at Bear Run. Pp Cov, 2, 8-9 1596.01.0202 1964 Time - December 18, 1964 Anonymous Modern Living Section: The City. Article includes text and photos on the Grady Gammage Auditorium Pp 46-56 1596.02.0202 1964 Architectural Forum - August / September 1964 (Published Monthly by Time Inc., New York) 1) Joseph C. Hazen Jr., Publisher 2) Blake, Peter
1) "Publisher’s Note. Time Inc.’s Architectural Forum: 1932-1964." History of Architectural Forum. In January 1892 "The Brickbuilder" was first published. In 1917 the name was changed to "Architectural Forum". It was purchased by Time Inc. in 1932. By 1960 the circulation was at 64,000. Includes a section on Wright "A revolutionary architect", a portrait of Wright by Alfred Eisenstadt and the cover of the January 1938 issue devoted to Wright. 2) "The Secret Scrapbook of an Architectural Scavenger." Includes one photograph of Wright sharpening his pencil by Guerrero. Original cover price $2.00. 9.5x12.25. 1) Pp 5 2) Pp 83
1596.04.0107 1965 1965 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1965
Eaton, Leonard K. Book Review: The Chicago School of Architecture. (Sweeney 1568) Pp 20 1568.00.0404 1965 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1965
Anonymous Book Review: The Valley of the God-Almighty Joneses. (Sweeney 1598) Pp 25 1598.00.0902 1965 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1965 Anonymous Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright, America’s Greatest Architect (Sweeney 1602) Pp 25 1602.00.0902 1965 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1965 Donaldson, J.H. Letter to the Editor (Sweeney 1607) Pp 26 1607.00.0902 1965 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1965 Griggs, Joseph Alfonso Iannelli, The Prairie Spirit in Sculpture (Sweeney 1610) Pp Cover 2 5-23 1610.00.0902 1965 Art in America - June 1965 (Published bi-monthly by Art in America Co., Inc., New York) 1) Messer, Thomas M. 1) “The Growing Guggenheim. Editorial: Past and Future.” Includes four photographs and one illustration. 2) “Evolution of a Museum.” Begins in 1926 with the introduction of Baroness Hilla Rebay. Includes seven photographs and two illustration. Original cover price $3.00. 9.5 x 12. Pp 1) Cover 24-27 2) 28-32 1616.00.0806 1965 Arizona Highways - February 1965 Smith, Dean E. Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium (Sweeney 1622) Pp 38-47 1622.00.0501 1965 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1965 Anonymous A Wright House of the Prairie. Issue is devoted to the Sutton House. (Sweeney 1627) Pp Cover 2 5-19 23 1627.00.0404 1965 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1965 Tetzlaff, Ray; Corley, John Letters: Geneva Inn to be demolished. Pp 22 1627.01.0404 1965 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1965 Kump, Peter Letters: Response to Hobson’s review of Buildings, Plans and Designs. Pp 22 1627.02.0404 1965 State Journal-Register, Springfield - November 14, 1965 Muraro, Joan The House That Wright Built. Dana House. First installment includes eight photos. Pp 1, 4, 35 1628.01.0402 1965 State Journal-Register, Springfield - November 21, 1965 Muraro, Joan Focus on Lawrence-Dana House: What Lies Behind That Striking Facade? Second installment includes five photos. Pp 35 37 1628.02.0402 1965 State Journal-Register, Springfield - November 21, 1965 Anonymous Wright Books For Everyone. (Wright books in the public library.) Pp 40 1628.03.0402 1965 State Journal-Register, Springfield - November 28, 1965 Muraro, Joan Focus on The Woman Who Lived In A Fabulous Home. Susan Lawrence Dana Joergen - Dahl Ghermann. Third and final installment includes seven photos. Pp 37 1628.04.0402 1966 1966 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1966
Anonymous Book Review: The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright, The Great Wendingen Edition. 1965 Edition. (Sweeney 166) Pp 24 0166.00.0404 1966 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1966 Anonymous In Chicago. Ralph Fletcher Seymour, author of many Wright books, killed in auto accident. (Sweeney 1662) Pp 26 1662.00.0404 1966 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1966 Brooks, H. Allen Robie Fund Sketches. Competition for a three week exhibition entitled "Frank Lloyd Wright, Vision and Legacy" Held by University of Illinois for the benefit of Robie House. (Sweeney 1672) Pp 24 1672.00.0404 1966 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1966 Hobson, Lloyd H. Book Review: "A guide to the Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park and River Forest, Illinois." (Sweeney 1635) Pp 25 1635.00.0404 1966 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1966 Kostka, Robert Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan. Issue is devoted to the work of Wright in Japan. (Sweeney 1665) Pp Cover 2 5-23 1665.00.0404 1966 Minkus Stamp Journal - Volume 1, No. 2 Hessen, Beatrice Frank Lloyd Wright Pp 13-15 1679.01.0901 1966 Antiques Journal - September 1966 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright Stamp Pp 29 1679.02.1002 1966 House Beautiful - February 1966 Anonymous "A Master’s Masterwork." Fallingwater. Spread contains text and two large photos. Pp 132-3 1679.03.0904 1967 1967 Prairie School Review - No 1,1967 Anonymous Book Review: "Frank Lloyd Wright, Vision and Legacy", by the Committee of Architectural Heritage. 1966. (Sweeney 1630) Pp 23 1630.00.0404 1967 Prairie School Review - No 1,1967 Eaton, Leanard K. Book Review: "Frank Lloyd Wright: A Study in Architectural Content" by Norris Kelly Smith. 1966. (Sweeney 1640) Pp 21 1640.00.0404 1967 Zodiac 17 - 1967 (Published by Ing. C. Olivetti & Co., Ivrea, Italy) Hitchcock, Henry Russell "Frank Lloyd Wright 1867 - 1967". Includes one photograph. 8.5 x 10.5. (Sweeney 1700) Pp 6-10 1700.00.0205 1967 AIA Journal - November 1967 (Published Monthly by The American Institute of Architects, Washington D.C.) Kamrath, Karl “The Stubborn Hotel is Shaking.” Scheduled demolition of the Imperial Hotel. Author’s first hand evaluation of the condition of the Imperial Hotel. Includes two photographs. Original price $2.00. 8.25 x 11.25. (Sweeney 1701) Pp 70-72 1701.00.1206 1967 Zodiac 17 - 1967 (Published by Ing. C. Olivetti & Co., Ivrea, Italy) Intro by Bottero, Maria; Frank Lloyd Wright "Rilettura di tre Opere di Wright (A re-reading of Three Works by Wright)." A) "Johnson Offices and Laboratory" B) Morris Shop C) Marin County. Includes excepts from: A) "Architectural Forum",1951 B) "An Autobiography",1947 (11) C) "The Art and Craft of the Machine" talk given in 1901 D) "The Sovereignty of the Individual" preface to Ausgefuhrte Bauten,1910 (3) E) "Modern Architecture, 1931 (2) F) "An Organic Architecture", 1939. 8.5 x 10.5. (Sweeney 1709) Pp 11-46 1709.00.0205 1967 Prairie School Review - No 1,1967 Frank Lloyd Wright "Ethics of Ornament". A portion of a lecture delivered by Wright in a 1909 in a local weekly paper, "Oak Leaves" in Oak Park. (Sweeney 1717) Pp 16-17 1717.00.0404 1967 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1967
Kostka, Robert Book Review: The Japanese Print (1967) (Sweeney 110) Pp 27-29 0110.00.0404 1967 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1967 Anonymous Book Review: Architectural Essays From the Chicago School. (1967) (Sweeney 1683) Pp 29 1683.00.0404 1967 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1967 Anonymous "Frederick C. Robie House, Frank Lloyd Wright Architect" (Sweeney 1696) Pp Cover 2, 10-19 1696.00.0404 1967 Wisconsin Magazine of History - Winter 1967 (Published quarterly by the State History of Wisconsin, Madison) Hines, Thomas S. Jr. “Frank Lloyd Wright - The Madison Years: Record versus Recollection”. History of Wright’s early years. Also verifies Wright was born in 1867. Includes 8 photos and illustrations. Original price $1.25. 7.5 x 10. (Sweeney 1699) Pp 109-119 1699.00.0706 1967 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1967 Hitchcock, Henry-Russell "Frank Lloyd Wright 1867-1967." This article first appeared in a slightly different form in Zodiac, 17, 1967. (Sweeney 1700) Pp 5-9 1700.01.0404 1967 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1967 Morton, Terry Brust "Wright’s Pope-Leighey House". (Sweeney 1705) Pp 20-26 1705.00.0404 1967 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1967 Anonymous "Wright Drawings." Two drawings gifted from Wright to the School of Arch at Texas A&M University. Booth and Stewart House. (Sweeney 1716) Pp 31 1716.00.0404 1967 Architectural Forum - November 1967 Anonymous Milestone in Madison: Monona Terrace (Sweeney 1704) Pp 30-1 1704.00.0701 1967 Architectural Forum - March 1967 Anonymous Imperial Threats: Imperial Hotel Pp 29-30 1704.01.0701 1967 Saturday Review - December 16, 1967 Riley, Frank "Deathwatch in Tokyo". Mrs. Wright’s visit to Imperial Hotel to stay off destruction. Article only. (Sweeney 1710) Pg 40, 45 1710.00.1004 1967 Architectural Forum - December 1967 Anonymous Focus: Squaring the Circle. Addition to Guggenheim Museum designed by Taliesin Fellowship. (Sweeney 1712) Pp 46 1712.00.0402 1967 Architectural Forum - December 1967 Anonymous Sequels: Sayonara? Imperial Hotel closes doors, continues attempt to save it. (Includes a photo of protest.) Pp 23-4 1712.01.0402 1967 Architectural Forum - December 1967 USS Cor-Ten Ad: This administration building is "painting" itself. Ad about the Rocky Mountain National Park Administration Building designed by Taliesin Fellowship. Includes a photo. Pp 86 1712.02.0402 1967 Chicago’s American - April 9, 1967 Sheridan, Polly At Heart This House is a Mansion. Moore Residence (Five photos) Sec 4 Pg 3 1720.02.0402 1967 Chicago Tribune - October 22, 1967 Douglas, Anne Frank Lloyd Wright House, a Gem as Collector’s Item. Cheney Residence (Five Photos) Sec 10 Pg A 1720.01.0402 1968 1968 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1968
Tafel, Edgar Book Review: "The Imperial Hotel", James, Cary. (Sweeney 1724) Pp 27 1724.00.1104 1968 Prairie School Review - No 4, 1968 Cuscaden, Rob Book Review: "The Robie House", The Prairie School Press. (Sweeney 1728) Pp 28 1728.00.1104 1968 Historic Preservation - April -June 1968 Kobayashi, Bunji Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. (Sweeney 1743) Pp 62-68 1743.00.0404 1968 Historic Preservation - April -June 1968 Feiss, Carl; Morton, Terry Brust True or False; Living Architecture, Old and New. Includes illustration, caption and text concerning Wright. Pp 50-58 1743.01.0404 1968 Prairie School Review - No. 3, 1968 McCoy, Robert E. Rock Crest / Rock Glen. Prairie Planning in Iowa (Sweeney 1746) Pp Cover 5-39 1746.00.0902 1968 Wisconsin Magazine of History - Spring 1968 (Published quarterly by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison) Twombly, Robert C. “Frank Lloyd Wright in Spring Green, 1911-1932.” Includes 14 photos and illustrations. 7.5 x 10. (Sweeney 1756) Pp 200-217 1756.00.0706 1968 SAGA - April 1968 Galanoy, Terry The World’s Most Exotic and Most Expensive Cars. Includes text and color photo of Wright’s auto. Pp 8-11, 81-82, 84, 86 1757.01.0404 1968 Wisconsin Beautiful - 1968 Vol. 1,No. 2 (Published by Country Beautiful Foundation, Inc., Waukesha, Wisconsin) Polley, Robert L. "Frank Lloyd Wright, Native Son." A Great Architect of the Twentieth Century Was Born and Nurtured in Wisconsin. Includes six photographs. Original List Price $1.50. 9 x 12. Pp 20-25 1757.02.0305 1968 Everyday Art - Winter 1968 (Published by The American Crayon Company, Sandusky, Ohio. A division of The Joseph Dixon Crucible Company) Kostka, Robert “The Prairie School.” The entire issue is devoted on Wright, as well as his influence on Drummond, Griffin and Purcell. Includes 32 photographs of which 10 are Wright’s. Wright photographs of Unity Temple, Robie House and details of the Coonley House. Photography by Richard Nickel and Robert Kostka. 6 x 9. Pp 1-19 1757.05.0307 1969 1969 Interiors - May 1969 (Published by Whitney Publications, Inc.) Anonymous "Chicago resurrections: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House." Includes nine photos. Original List Price $1.00. 9 x 12. Pp Cover, 5 114-17 1777.00.0105 1969 Architectural Forum - June 1969 (Published ten times a year by Urban America, Inc., New York)
Hasbrouck, Wilbert R. Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright - The Early Work (1968) (Sweeney 98) Pp 84-85 0098.00.0704 1969 Architectural Forum - June 1969 (Published ten times a year by Urban America, Inc., New York) Kaufmann, Edgar Jr. Frank Lloyd Wright: The Eleventh Decade (Sweeney 1785) Pp 38-41 1785.00.0704 1969 Northwest Architect - September / October 1969 Young, Frank Architecture and Northeast Minnesota. Includes three photos and captions. Pp 46 1788.01.0403 1969 Historic Preservation - April -September 1969 Bullock, Helen Dudpry & Morton, Terry B. The Pope-Leighey House. Special issue on the Pope-Leighey House. Whole issue devoted specific to this Wright House. This was later re-issued as a book, see S#1760. (Sweeney 1790) Pp 120 1790.00.0404 1969 Architectural Forum - June 1969 (Published ten times a year by Urban America, Inc., New York) Wright, Henry
