PERIODICALS (1970-1979) HOME ARTIFACTS AUDIO BOOKS PERIODICALS PHOTOS POSTCARDS POSTERS STAMPS STUDIES ASSISTING COLLECTING
PERIODICALS PUBLISHED BETWEEN: 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
YEAR PERIODICAL TITLE AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE PAGES ST# 1970 1970 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1970
Webster, J. Carson Book Review: "Two Chicago Architects and their Clients". (1969) (Sweeney 1768) Pp 20-21 1768.00.0404 1970 Camera - May 1970
Porter, Allan The Johnson Building, Racine, USA. Photos & Caption. (Sweeney 1825) Pp Cover 7, 21, 23-25 1825.00.0404 1970 Phoenix - July 1970 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright’s Circular Sun House. Lykes House. (Sweeney 1828) Pp 5 54-56 1828.00.0404 1970 Architectural Forum - October 1970 (Published 10 times a year by Whitney Publishing, Inc., New York) Swedlow Swedcast Ad: “The right acrylic for the Wright building.” Ad for the acrylic sheets used in the newly completed Marin County building designed by Wright. Includes one photograph. Original Cover Price $1.50. 9 x 11.25. Pg 20 1833.01.1206 1970 Architectural Forum - December 1970 (Published 10 times a year by Whitney Publishing, Inc., New York) Montgomery, Roger “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hall of Justice.” Newly finished Marin County Hall of Justice. Includes 10 photographs by Lucille Dandelet and one illustration. Original Cover Price $1.50. 9 x 11.25. Pg 54-9 1833.00.1006 1970 Prairie School Review - No 1, 1970 Frank Lloyd Wright "The New Larkin Administration Building". Originally printed in the Nov 1906 Larkin Idea. (Sweeney 1845) Pp 2-3 14-19 20- 1845.00.0404 1970 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1970 Anonymous "Unity Temple Restoration". Also printed as a separate four page brochure. (Sweeney 1841) Pp 2 13-16 1841.00.0404 1970 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1970
Radde, Bruce F. Book Review. "Frank Lloyd Wright: Public Buildings" (Sweeney 1681) Pp 24-25 1681.00.0404 1970 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1970 Hasbrouck, Wilbert R. "The Earliest Work of Frank Lloyd Wright". (Sweeney 1824) Pp 2 14-16 1824.00.0404 1970 Prairie School Review - No. 4, 1970 Sorell, Susan Sorell "Silsbee: The evolution of a Personal Architectural Style". Touches on Wright’s earlier work. (Sweeney 1840) Pp 5-13 1840.00.0404 1970 Wisconsin Tales and Trails - Summer 1970 (Published Quarterly by Wisconsin Tales and Trails, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin) 1) Dean, Jill 2) Wells, Robert W. 1) “Beautiful Building, beautiful setting, beautiful food: The Spring Green.” History of The Spring Green restaurant design by Wright, as well as a description of the building and restaurant. Includes two photographs. 2) “S.C. Johnson & Son. The firm that waxed great.” Text includes history of the company, and touches on Wright’s involvement. Includes seven photographs of the Wright designed building. Original cover price $1.50. 9 x 12. 1) Pp 10-11 2) Pp 34-40 1846.02.1106 1846.03.1106 1971 1971 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - December 1971 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia) 1) Brooks, H. Allen 2) Winter, Robert W. 1) “Chicago Architecture: Its Debt to the Arts and Crafts.” Includes references about Wright. Also includes three interior photos of his Oak Park home, two of which have never been published. 2) References Wright’s relationship and letters to Charles Robert Ashbee. Copies printed: 3,800. Original cover price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. (Sweeney 1851) Pp 1) 312-17, 2) 317- 22 1851.00.0806 1851.01.0806 1971 Life Magazine - June 11, 1971 Wainwright, Loudon Guardian of Legacy (Sweeney 1855) Pp 44-55 1855.00.1000 1971 Prairie School Review - No. 2, 1971 Hallmark, Donald P. "Richard W. Bock, Sculptor. Part II: The Mature Collaborations". Issue devoted to Bock. Includes work with Wright. (Sweeney 1856) Pp Cover 2-3 5-29 1856.00.0404 1971 Prairie School Review - No. 2, 1971 N.I. Associates, Inc. Ad: "Frank Lloyd Wright’s Early Works". Set of 80 slides on Wright’s early work. Pp 31 1856.01.0404 1971 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - December 1971 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia) Michels, Eileen “The Early Drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright Reconsidered.” Author responds to an article written by Thomas Hines “Frank Lloyd Wright - The Madison Years”. Includes one photo and 20 illustrations. Copies printed: 3,800. Original cover price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. (Sweeney 1857) Pp 294-303 1857.00.0806 1971 Du - June 1971 (Published by Conzett + Huger AG, Printers and Publishers, Baslerstrasse 30, Zurich, Switzerland) Gasser, Manuel “Art Nouveau in New York. Mobel (Furniture).” Frank Lloyd Wright, 1867 - 1958. Armchair and Vase. Vase was produced by James A. Miller in Chicago, 71 cm high. Chair was produced by George Niedecken in Milwaukee. Both around 1895, from the collection of Edgar Kaufman. A photograph of these two items together in Wright’s studio exists. (They may be referring to the image that appears in “The Decorative Designes of FLW”, 1979, Hanks, pp 33, but it is not the same chair.) Includes one photograph. Original cover price 5.00 Francs. 10 x 12. Pp 443 1867.01.1202 1972 1972 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - October 1972 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia) Besinger, Curtis “Comments on The Early Drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright Reconsidered.” Curtis responds to Eileen Michels article (S#1857). Copies printed: 3,900. Original cover price $3.12. 8.5 x 11. Pp 216-20 1886.00.0806 1972 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - October 1972 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia) Jermow, Stanley Kenneth “Richardsonian Tradition and Frank Lloyd Wright, with an Excursus on the Flower Pot that Grew into a Church.” Research paper. Comments on Greek Orthodox Church. Copies printed: 3,900. Original cover price $3.12. 8.5 x 11. Pp 234-5 1895.00.0806 1972 Mother Earth News, The - July 1972 Staley, Karl We Built our own Frank Lloyd Wright Designed House Pp L42-47 1909.01.0901 1972 Architectural Forum - March 1972 Anonymous Prefabs: "Wrightmobile". Mobile homes designed by the Taliesin architects for the National Homes Corporation, based on Wright’s designs. (Sweeney 1908) Pp 61 1908.00.0804 1972 Architectural Record - March 1972 (Published Monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc. New York) Milliken Floor Coverings Ad: "At Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin: Milstar a totally new concept in contract carpet by Milliken." Includes two photographs of Taliestin West Caberet Theatre (S.243 - 1949) and an exterior photograph. Original cover price $3.00. 9 x 12. Pp Inside Back Cover 1909.12.0511 1972 Automobile Quarterly - 2nd Quarter 1972 (Published quarterly by Automobile Quarterly, Inc., New York) Ludvigsen, Karl E. "The Baron of Park Avenue. Today Hoffman is the importer of BMW cars. Since the last war he has been the instigator in the importation of such makers as Jaguar, Volkswagen, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Alfa Romeo, Lancia and Fiat, not to mention many of lesser significance and duration. Most of these makes achieved their first modern recognition in the United States through the efforts of Max Hoffman, and most also found themselves designing special models and options for the U.S. market to meet the requests of this persuasive present-day Emil Jellinek..." In 1954, Wright designed the Hoffman Showroom on Park Ave. in New York. Includes twenty five photographs and thirty illustrations by Thomas E. Fornander. Original list price $5.95. 10.6 x 8.5. For more information and a summary of this article see our Wright Study. Pp 152-167 1909.11.1101 1972 Living Museum - May-June 1972 (Published bimonthly without charge by the Illinois State Museum, Springfield, Illinois) Evans, Robert J. “Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, Architects.” Includes three illustrations. 6 x 9. Pp 102-3 1909.02.0306 1973 1973 AIA Journal - May 1973 Pfeiffer, Bruce Brooks Out of the Desert’s Mystery (Sweeney 1934) Pp 54-5 1934.00.0501 1973 Christian Science Monitor - August 10, 1973 Hoffman, Marilyn House of the future, Pheiffer House (Two Copies) Pg 11 1940.01.0401 1940.01.0502 1973 Christian Science Monitor - August 10, 1973 Marlin, William An Architect for all seasons (Two Copies) Pp 11 1940.02.0401 1940.02.0502 1973 South Dakota History. South Dakota State Historical Society Quarterly - Summer 1973 (Published quarterly by the South Dakota State Historical Society, Pierre, S.D.) Frank Lloyd Wright “The Bad Lands”. A letter written by Wright to Robert D. Lusk, editor of “The Evening Huronite” of Huron, S.D. after seeing the Bad Lands and the Black Hills for the first time in 1935. Includes 12 photographs of the Bad Lands (not taken by Wright). Original cover price $1.25. 6 x 9. Pp 271-284 1940.05.0207 1974 1974 The Minneapolis Institute of Arts Bulletin (Published by The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, Minnesota) Johnson, Kathryn C. “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Mature Prairie Style.” History of the Francis W. Little Residence in Deephaven, Minnesota. Acquisition of a portion of the home by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Includes six photographs and four illustrations. 8.5 x 11. (Sweeney 1953) Pp 54-65 1953.00.1106 1974 Domus #531 - February 1974
Pica, Agnoldomenico "Wright Oggi", Johnson Wax administration building, Racine, Wisconsin. (Sweeney 1956) Pp 6-8 1956.00.0203 1974 Westways - November 1974 (Published monthly by the Automobile Club of Southern California) Ronnie, Art Hollyhock - The Wright House. " ‘Like it or leave it. There stands Hollyhock House in Hollywood - conceived and dedicated as a California Romanza. No, not so domestic as the popular neo-Spanish of the region. But comfortable to live in well, with true pride in itself. Yes, Hollyhock House is a very Proud House.’ So wrote Frank Lloyd Wright in ‘An Autobiography, published by Duell, Sloan and Pearce in 1943, about his first California-designed structure, a Los Angeles residence build in 1919 for oil heiress and patroness of the arts Aline Barnsdall." Includes eight photographs of Hollyhock House. 8.25 x 11. (Sweeney 1958) Pp 18-22 86 1958.00.0711 1974 Arizona Highways - April 1974 Thomas, Margaret Dudley The Arizona Biltmore Pp 14-21 1963.01.0501 1975 1975 Architectural Record - September 1975 (Published Monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc. New York) Anonymous "Benefit tour of FLLW homes net $24,000. About 1,300 visitors toured ten homes designed by FLW in the Chicago area last May 24, paying $25 apiece, and yielding $24,000 for the sponsors, the FLW Home and Studio Foundation. Includes two photographs, the George Furbeck House and he Chauncey L Williams House. Original cover price $4.00. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 1972) Pp 37 1972.00.0911 1975 Architectural Record - February 1975 (Published Monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc. New York) Anonymous "FLLW sculpture offered in limited edition. A special edition of the Frank Lloyd Wright Indian Memorial Sculptures ‘Nakoma-Warrior’ and ‘Nakomis-Woman’ has been cast and is being offered through selected galleries. When Frank Lloyd Wright conceived these two sculptures 50 years ago, he cast a limited edition in terra cotta; some pairs were glazed black, while others were neutral matte-bisque..." A limited number of 500 numbered pairs are available to the general public. Includes one photograph. Original cover price $3.00. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 1977) Pp 35 1977.00.0811 1975 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1975
Anonymous From the Editors (Sweeney 1979) Pp 4 1979.00.0902 1975 Prairie School Review - No 3, 1975 Severens, Kenneth W. The Reunion of Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright (Sweeney 1991) Pp Cover 5-21 1991.00.0902 1975 Saturday Review - October 4, 1975 Guerrero, Pedro E. Frank Lloyd Wright: An Unpublished Portfolio (Sweeney 1982) Pp 18-23 & Cover 1982.00.0301 1975 Du - May 1975 (Published by Conzett + Huger AG, Printers and Publishers, Baslerstrasse 30, Zurich, Switzerland) Kugler, Silvia "Der Grosse Arbeitsraum" "Frank Lloyd Wright’s Administration and Laboratory for S. C. Johnson Wax Co. in Racine, Wisconsin." Photographs by Francois Robert. Includes nine photographs and three illustrations. Original cover price 6.80 Francs. 9 x 11.75. (Sweeney 1986) Pp 64-73 1986.00.0107 1975 Saturday Review - October 4, 1975 Marlin, William Frank Lloyd Wright: The Enduring Presence (Sweeney 1988) Pp 14-17 & Cover 1988.00.0301 1975 Chicago Daily News: Panorama Magazine - September 13-14, 1975 Ratliff, Richard E People who live in Frank Lloyd Wright Houses. Owning a Wright house is like living in a Renoir. Pp Cover 2-3 1996.01.0403 1975 Scholastic Magazines Anonymous Frederick C. Robie House, Chicago. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1909. Single sheet. Library of Congress #13-34. Pp 1 1996.02.1204 1976 1976 AIA Journal - July 1976
- 1) Anonymous 2) Osman, Mary 3) Prairie School Review
- 4) Anonymous
1) Book Review: Guide to Frank Lloyd Wright and Prairie School Arch in Oak Park 2) "Highlights of American Architects, 1776-1976". 46 people nominate the profession’s proudest achievements. Many Wright building nominated. Includes 7 photos. 3) Book Review: Prairie School Architecture: Studies from ‘The Western Architect’. Includes articles about Wright. 4) Full page ad for The Prairie School Review. Includes photo of Wright. (Sweeney 2006)
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2006.00.1104 2006.01.1104 2006.02.1104 2006.03.1104 1976 Architectural Record - April 1976 (Published Monthly by McGraw-Hill, Inc. New York) Anonymous "Wright Prairie house burns in Oak Park. Forest Avenue in Oak Park, Illinois, boasts no fewer than seven Frank Lloyd Wright houses in a three-block stretch, including Wright’s own house, plus a Wright garage... In January, the Hills house, designed by Wright in 1901 and now owned by Mr. And Mrs. Thomas DeCaro, burned, the fire gutting the third story and causing considerable damage to the second." (Sweeney 2009) Pp 34 2009.00.0911 The Architectural Record The 1976 Architectural Calendar offered by The Architectural Record includes a photograph of Fallingwater in September. Original cover price $4.00. 9 x 12. Pp 195 2009.01.0911 1976 Architectural Digest - January-February 1976 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright Revisited - Redecorating Hoffman House (Sweeney 2011) Pp 35-9 2011.00.0501 1976 AIA Journal - November 1976 (Published monthly by The American Institute of Architects, Washington D.C.) Anonymous “Unbuilt America: A collection of Unrealized Architectural Visions of What Might Have Been. Mile High Skyscraper - ‘The Illinois.’ Frank Lloyd Wright, 1956.” Abridged from Architectural Record, November 1956. Includes one photo. Original cover price $2.00. 9 x 12. (Sweeney 2018) Pp 59 2018.00.0506 1976 Historic Preservation - July -September 1976 Jacobs, Herbert Our Wright Houses (Sweeney 2014) Pp 9-13 2014.00.0302 Sprague, Paul Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio: Homeward Bound (Sweeney 2020) Pp 4-8 2020.00.0302 1976 Sunset Magazine - June 1976 Anonymous Wright’s celebrated Hollyhock House of 1920... now you can look inside Pg 32b-d 2020.01.0901 1978 1978 Americana - January/February 1978 Anonymous The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright. An Exhibit of His Furnishings Proves He Was More Than a Builder. (Three copies) Pp 43-4
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Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - January-February 1978 V1#1 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Association) Heinz, Thomas A. Editor, 1) Pfeiffer, Bruce Brook , 2) Hanks, David A. 3) Gubitosi, Camillo 4) Heinz, Thomas A. 7) Tanigawa, Masami 8) Smith, Kathryn Masthead design by John H. Howe. 1) "Taliesin Archives" 2) Exhibitions: "The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright" 3) "Frank Lloyd Wright Designs 1887 - 1959" 4) "An American Architecture: Its Roots, Growth and Horizons" 5) Smithsonian Institution: Museum Associates Program Course Description 6)"Preservation Technology" 7)"Preservation - Restoration" 8) "Aline Barnsdall: Hollyhock House - Los Angeles. Original List Price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. Pp 12 1978.16.0105 1978 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - March-April 1978 V1#2 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Association) Heinz, Thomas A. Editor, 3) Heinz, Thomas A. 4) Melvyn Maxwell Smith 7 & 8) Taliesin Masthead design by Ling Po. 1) Tours: Wright Plus ‘78 2) Preservation: "Affleck House, Michigan" 3) "Petit Memorial Chapel, Belvidere, IL" 4)"Melvyn Maxwell Smith House, Michigan" 5)"Unity Temple, Oak Park, IL 6)Preservation Technology 7)"The Taliesin Fellowship" 8) Frank Lloyd Wright Medallion. Original List Price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. Pp 12 1978.17.0105 1978 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - May-June 1978 V1#3 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Association) Heinz, Thomas A. Editor, 1, 6 -9) Heinz, Thomas A. 5) Charney, Wayne Michael Masthead design by Bruce Goff. 1) Museums 2) Exhibitions 3) Lloyd Wright 4) Public Buildings in the East 5) Buildings: W.I. Clark House, La Grange, IL 6)The Isadore J. Zimmerman House, New Hampshire 7) Newly Identified Buildings designed by Wright 8) Preservation: Sutton House ‘Threatened 9) Avery Coonley House Fire. Original List Price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. Pp 12 1978.18.0105 1978 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - September-October 1978 V1#5 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Association) Heinz, Thomas A. Editor, 1) Montooth, Charles 2) Puma, Jerome 3 & 4) Heinz, Thomas A. Masthead design by E. Fay Jones. 1) Wright design takes shape in Arizona 2) Larkin Building Demolition 3)The Larkin Building Mechanical System Re-Evaluated 4) The Larkin Building Fence Pier 5) Public Buildings in the West & SW 6) Properties Available. Original List Price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. Pp 12 1978.19.0105 1978 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - November-December 1978 V1#6 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Association) Heinz, Thomas A. Editor, 1) Pfeiffer, Bruce Brooks 2) Sweeney, Robert L. 3) Montooth, Charles 4) Howe, John H.; Smith, Kathryn; Schmidt, Bill; Tafel, Edgar Masthead design by Anthony Puttnam. 1)Original silk screen prints available 2)The Coonley Playhouse, Riverside IL 3)Museums 4)Restoration of a National Treasure: Hillside Drafting Studio Roof 4) Recent Publications. Original List Price $2.50. 8.5 x 11. Pp 12 1978.20.0105 1978 Friends - October 1978 Anonymous The Genius Lives On. It has been 19 years since Frank Lloyd Wright died, but it hasn’t been that long since a Frank Lloyd Wright building has gone up. Pp Cv 4-9 1978.11.0103 1978 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - March 1978 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia) Kaufmann, Edgar Jr. “FLW: Plasticity, Continuity, and Ornament.” Includes 13 photographs and six illustrations. Copies printed: 4,400. Original cover price $3.75. 8.5 x 11. Pp 34-9 1978.23.0806 1978 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - October 1978 (Published quarterly by the Society of Architectural Historians, Philadelphia) Banham, Reyner “The Service of the Larkin ‘A’ Building.” Ventilation system in the Larkin Administration Building. Includes six illustrations. Copies printed: 4,300. Original cover price $3.75. 8.5 x 11. Pp 195-7 1978.21.0806 1978 New York Times - Aug 27, 1978 (Published by the New York Times) (Note: This article was pasted on the verso of two photographs, the Arthur Davenport and the Heurtley Residences.) Excerpts: "Oak Park, Ill. - The moment a workman comes in here, he takes one look around and says, ‘Oh, this house is one of his, isn’t it?’ Then he groans and lets you know how much more work it’s going to mean for him," said Jeannette Fields, sitting in the living room of her 77-year-old house. Mrs. Fields did not have to say who ‘he’ is - her house was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, who lived in Oak park from 1889 until 1909. In that period and the years just following, Wright designed or altered almost 30 houses here and in neighboring River Forest, where the Field’s house was built originally for Arthur
Goldberger, Paul Davenport in 1901... Several Wright houses have sold recently for about $170,000, about 20 to 25 percent more than other homes in the neighborhood... Just a couple of doors down Forest Avenue, (from Wright’s Home & Studio) is one of Wright’s best coherent wholes - the Heurtley House at No. 318, a noble, self-assured mass of reddish brick built for a Chicago banker in 1902. The Heurtley House is now owned by Jack Prost, a biology professor who purchased the house in 1973, three years after moving to Oak Park in the hope of setting in a Wright House. It is one of Wright’s finest prairie houses, as many of his early works were called. It gathers its many rooms under a vast, sprawling hipped roof, with rows of windows, in neat horizontal strips, tucked up near the top and a grand arched entrance." Article size 3.25 x 7.75. Two Copies. Pp - 1978.36.0111 1978.37.0111 1978 Seattle Times Pictorial - August 20, 1978 Mills, Dale Douglas Pacific Northwest Living. Article on Brandes House in Issaquah, Washington. Pp 36-43 1978.13.0303 1979 1979 AIA Journal - January 1979 Samuel C. Johnson Four page reprint of the January 1979 issue by The Johnson Foundation. Pp 4 1979.12.0603 1979 American Art & Antiques March-April 1979 Hanks, David Frank Lloyd Wright’s Decorative Designs: Harmony in the House. Concerns the Decorative Design Exhibits at different locations in 1979. Pp 100-7 1979.08.0402 1979 American Art & Antiques - May-June 1979 Reese, Richard Dana At Home in a Work of Art: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Masterpiece (Friedman House) Pp 60-67 1979.05.0501 1979 Architectural Digest - October 1979 Heinz, Thomas A. Historic Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright. Ennis-Brown House. Pp104-111, 160 1979.04.0401 1979 Arizona Arts & Lifestyle (Published quarterly by New Arizonan, Inc., Paradise Valley, AZ) Boyle, Marilyn "Don’t Give up The Shiprock! Phoenix’s plans to build a road to a shopping center spell doom for Wright’s Pauson House ruins... It’s a unique place - you stand on the stones of the past and look over the desert to the mountains of the future." Includes eight photographs, four originals by P. E. Guerrero. Original cover price $1.25. 8.5 x 11. Pp 48-51 1979.20.1009 1979 Connoisseur - January 1979 Amaya, Mario Frank Lloyd Wright and American furniture. Concerns the Decorative Design Exhibits at different locations in 1979. Pp 54-7 1979.09.0302 1979 Ford Times - October 1959 (Published monthly by the Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan) McKown, David L. "Fallingwater. A testament to America’s greatest and most controversial architect. The general contractor stood ankle deep in the cold waters of Bear Run, leaned on a timber, and looked critically at the huge, gray slab of concrete that loomed over him. Calculations or no, genius or no, he would not allow his men to be crushed by that thing when they knocked out its supports. He climbed up the banks and told the architect exactly that. Enraged, the older man ignored his nearly 70 years, scrambled down to the water and stood beside one lone workman as the supports were removed. Forty years later..." Includes two photographs of Fallingwater. 5 x 7. Pp 13-15 1979.22.1010 1979 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - V2 #1 - First Quarter 1979 (Published Quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Association, Oak Park, IL) Editor: Heinz, Thomas A.; 1) Riddle, Harriet 2) Strauss, Irma 3) Teske, Edmund 9) Brooks, Allen 1) "F.C. Bogk House, Milwaukee, Wisc." 2) "Furniture - Decorative Arts. Husser House Dining Room Set." 3) "Photography with Frank Lloyd Wright." 4) "Support Given Prairie School Book." 5) "Tours, Rockford-Belvidere, Illinois." 6) "Wright Plus ‘79. Oak Park, Illinois." 7) "Hollyhock House Curator Named." 8) Prairie Archives Recipient of Ford Foundation Grant." 9) "Observations Concerning the Color of Wright’s Plaster Surfaced Prairie House." Masthead designed by John H. Howe. Includes 22 photographs and one illustration. 8.5 x 11. Distributed quarterly to members, $15 yearly membership fee. Gift from Thomas A. Heinz. Pp 20 1979.30.0911 1979 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - V2 #2 - Second Quarter 1979 (Published Quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Association, Oak Park, IL)
Editor: Heinz, Thomas A.; 1) Brooks, H. Allen 2) Quinan, Jack 3) Nickel, Richard 4) Linch, Mark David 5) Strauss, Irma Masthead design by Ling Po. 1) The Destruction of the Box. 2) The basement of the Darwin D. Martin House in Buffalo. 3) Interior of Unity Temple. 4) Ward Winfield Willits, A client of Wright. 5) Clarification. 6) Paulson House, Phoenix, Endangered. 7) Wright’s 1906 Gridley House. 8) Properties Available. Original List Price $3.75. 8.5 x 11. Pp 20 1979.14.0105 1979 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - V2 #3 - Third Quarter 1979 (Published Quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Association, Oak Park, IL) Editor: Heinz, Thomas A.; 1) Linch, David 2) Hanks, David A. 5) De Long, David G. 8) Quinan, Jack 1) "The Ward Willits House, By Frank Lloyd Wright" 2) The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright: Frank Lloyd Wright’s ‘The Art and Craft of The Machine’ " 3) "Scale Drawing: Willits House." 4) "Dating of Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings." 5) "The Place of Objects: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Attitudes Towards Interior Design and the Decorative Arts." 6) "Books Available." 7) "Saguaros, A Crayon Drawing by Frank Lloyd Wright." 8) "Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo, Status to Change." 9) "Exhibition: Frank Lloyd Wright and Darwin D. Martin." 10) New Correspondent: Jack Quinan, Buffalo, NY." 11) "Frank Lloyd Wright Remodeling Discovered." Masthead designed by Al Drap. Includes 15 photographs and 12 illustration. 8.5 x 11. Distributed quarterly to members, $15 yearly membership fee. Gift from Thomas A. Heinz. Pp 20 1979.31.0911 1979 Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter - V2 #4 - Fourth Quarter 1979 (Published Quarterly by The Frank Lloyd Wright Association, Oak Park, IL) Editor: Heinz, Thomas A.; 1) Jones, Jenkin Lloyd 2) Prost, Jack H. 3) Tanigawa, Masami 4) Roessler, David 5) Sweeney, Robert 6) Sweeney, Robert 11) Heinz, Thomas A. 1) "A House for a Cousin: The Richard Lloyd Jones House." 2) Perceiving a Masterpiece: The Heurtley House." 3) "Motion Picture Theatre - Tokyo." 4) "Book Review: The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright", Hanks. 5) "Book Review: Frank Lloyd Wright to 1910: The First Golden Age", Manson. 6) "Book Reviews: ‘FLW on Urban Design and Planning’, Meehan, and ‘FLW: Organic Architecture and Planner’ Koehler." 7) "Exhibitions: Chicago Ceramics & Glass." 8) "Exhibitions: Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings." 9) "Imperial Hotel China Available." 10) "Willits House for Sale, Highland Park, IL." 11) "Winslow House Opened for Benefit." 12) "Saguaros, A Crayon Drawing by Frank Lloyd Wright." Masthead designed by John C. Hurtig. Includes 19 photographs and 10 illustration. 8.5 x 11. Distributed quarterly to members, $15 yearly membership fee. Gift from Thomas A. Heinz. Pp 20 1979.32.0911 1979 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - March, 1979 Brooks, H. Allen Frank Lloyd Wright and the Destruction of the Box Pp 7-14 1979.06.0202 1979 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians - March, 1979 Smith, Kathryn Frank Lloyd Wright, Hollyhock House, and Olive Hill, 1914 - 1924 Pp 15-33 1979.07.0202 1979 Observer Magazine (Great Britain) - 11 March 1979 Anonymous "Harmony in The Home". Announces release of "The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright" by David Hanks, and describes Wright items. Pp 17, 62-63 1979.13.0804 1979 Southern Accents - Spring 1979 Anonymous The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright. Exhibit at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art March 24 - May 6, 1979. Pp 2, 14 -4 1979.10.0402
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