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YEAR PERIODICAL TITLE AUTHOR ARTICLE TITLE PAGES ST# 1985 1985 Architectural Digest - December 1985 Gill, Brendan Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright (Pottery House) Pp 140 - 147 1985.01.0301 1985 Architecture - January 1985 Anonymous Book Review: The Prairie School: Frank Lloyd Wright & His Midwest Contemporaries Pp 90 1985.06.0401 1985 "Life Magazine Remembers" Card from game - 1985 Mydans, Carl "Life Magazine Remembers" the Imperial Hotel. Card #53 from game. Picture circa 30-40's 5 x 3 1985.07.0202 1985 House & Garden - December 1985 Pfeiffer, Bruce Brooks Marilyn Monroe Meets Frank Lloyd Wright P 62 1985.11.0404 1985 Art & Antiques - May 1985
Kenner, Hugh Frank Lloyd Wright’s Tree of Life. How a stained-glass window could make a building stand up. Original list price $6.00. Pp 96 1985.13.0105 1985 Progressive Architecture - November 1985 (Published monthly by Reinhold Publishing, A division of Penton /IPC, Cleveland) Viladas, Pilar "Invisible Reweaving" A 1923 Textile-block house by Frank Lloyd Wright is meticulously restored by a team of patient perfectionists. Storer House, Los Angeles. Includes 18 photographs and three drawings. Original List Price $7.00. 9 x 12. Pg 3, 112-117 1985.14.0405 1985 Progressive Architecture - November 1985 (Published monthly by Reinhold Publishing, A division of Penton /IPC, Cleveland) Anonymous Building Materials: Storer Residence, Los Angeles, Calif. List of companies involved in restoration. Original List Price $7.00. 9 x 12. Pg 158 1985.15.0405 1985 The Art Bulletin - June 1985 (Published quarterly by the College Art Association of America, Inc., New York) Smith, Kathryn Frank Lloyd Wright and the Imperial Hotel: A Postscript. Includes 24 photos and illustrations. Author’s Proof. Signed by Kathryn Smith. 9 x 11.5. Pp 296-310 1985.16.0405 1986 1986 New Mexico - April 1986 Raether, Keith Shaping the Pottery House Pp Cover 1, 3, 34-41 1986.11.0302 1986 Fine Homebuilding - April/May 1986 Koontz, Thomas Building Basics: What makes structures stand up, and fall down. References Wright and Fallingwater, includes photo of Fallingwater Pp 29-33 1986.12.0402 1986 Fine Homebuilding - April/May 1986 Kalec, Don; Abernathy, Ann Frank Lloyd Wright’s Oak Park Studio. Painstaking attention to detail restores a landmark building to its original state. Pp Cover, 60-66 1986.13.0402 1986 Fine Homebuilding - April/May 1986 Kalec, Don A tour through Wright’s Studio Pp 66 1986.14.0402 1986 Smithsonian - April 1986 Stewart, Doug Modern designers still can’t make the perfect chair. Includes photo and text about Wright. Pp 96-105 1986.16.0103 1987 1987 Fine Homebuilding - August/September 1987 Miller, Charles 1) Pottery House, Building a house based on a design by Frank Lloyd Wright 2) Wright’s unbuilt works 3) The original Pottery House Pp 26-31 1987.01.0301 1987 Architectural Digest - March 1987 Goldberger, Paul (Related Story) Reorienting a Classic: Inventive decor for a Lloyd Wright (Son) House Pp 108-115 1987.08.0401 1987 Old-House Journal - September/October 1987 Poore, Patricia Tile Roofs (Photo of Robie House) Pp 22-29 1987.10.0901 1987 Old-House Journal - September/October 1987 Restoration Products Frank Lloyd Wright Products Pp 66 1987.11.0901 1987 The Arizona Republic - February 15, 1987 Patterson, Ann The Wright Impression. Copies of architect’s work now can furnish your home. (Six Photos) Pp S33 1987.13.0502 1987 The Arizona Republic - February 15, 1987 Anonymous Foundation strives to protect Wright’s work. Pp S33 1987.14.0502 1987 Home - October 1987 (Published by Home Magazine Publishing Corp.)
Anonymous "Go Wright In." A list of six public Wright sites that are open to the public. Original List Price $1.95. 8 x 10.75. Pp 17 1987.19.0305 1987 Home - October 1987 (Published by Home Magazine Publishing Corp.) Whiting, Henry II "Learning the Wright Lessons. An aficionado of Wright recounts the 2 ½ years he spent restoring Teater’s Knoll, the architects only Idaho structure." Includes 14 photographs, some original and one illustration. Original List Price $1.95. 8 x 10.75. Pp 2, 38-45 1987.20.0305 1987 Home - October 1987 (Published by Home Magazine Publishing Corp.) Silverstein, Wendy A. "Rethinking the Kitchen." Original List Price $1.95. 8 x 10.75. Pp 43 1987.21.0305 1987 Design Solutions - Fall 1987 (Published quarterly by the Architectural Woodwork Institute, Richmond, VA) Anonymous 1) “A House Built the Wright Way.” Restoration of Wright’s home and studio in Oak Park. Includes five photos. 2) Tech Solutions: Museum window display for 15 Little windows. Includes one photo and one illustration. Original cover price $5.00. 8.25 x 11. Pp 17-20 74-75 1987.25.0506 1987 The Prairie House Journal (Premier and only issue published by Domino’s Pizza, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan)
1) Monaghan, Thomas S. 2) Hanks, David A. 3) Tafel, Edgar 4) Heinz, Thomas A. 5) Eaton, Leonard K. 6) Northup, A. Dale 7) Kaufmann, Edgar Jr. 8) Lovness, Virginia 9) Palmer, Mary This premier issue was published on the occasion of “The Wright People,” a symposium and festival celebrating the clients of Frank Lloyd Wright and the manufacturers of his designs. 1) Forward 2) Introduction 3) Frank Lloyd Wright and his Clients 4) The Role of the Client 5) The Early Years: Twenty Years After 6) The Alpaugh House in Northport 7) How Fallingwater Began 8) The Lovness Residence 9) The Wright Choice 10-15) Manufacturers: Steelcase; Schumacher; Atelier; Heinz; Partial checklist; Information on the Color Plates. Includes 33 illustrations. The Journal packet includes stiff envelope, the Journal and a portfolio of seven color photos on five individual sheets. 9.5 x 9. Pp 52, Separate folio of five sheets 1987.40.1206 1987 Friends of Taliesin - April 1987 Vol. 3, No 1 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Editor: Freed, Elaine 1) The Focus House 2) The Box 3) Moss’s Tenet 4) Taliesin Day 5) Library Expands 6) Kerr Center 7) Tour Programs Soars 8) Razzamatazz... 9) American Players Theatre 10) Married Student Housing 11) Archives Receives $25,000 National Endowment Award to Conserve Drawings 12) Taliesin West Bookshop Stocks 80 FLLW Titles 13) Documenting Taliesin 14) New Staff 15) The Box Project 16) Architects Design Law Offices 17) TAA in Wisconsin Year ‘Round. 8.5 x 8.5. Pp 8 1987.46.0507 1987 PR: The Biltmore Sprite Fact Sheet Arizona Biltmore Fact sheet concerning Sprite, Dimensions, Material, Donations, Restoration, Design and Original Sculpture. 8.5 x 11. Pg 1 1987.47.0507 1987 PR: Arizona Biltmore PR - 10/87 (Published by DBG&H, Phoenix) Spitza, Anne M. “The History of the Sprites of Midway Gardens.” Includes information on the history and destruction of the Midway Gardens and the Sprites. “It seemed the Sprites were lost forever. Then sometime after World War II, word reached Taliesin... that a few of the Sprites had been saved and were lying in pieces in a farmer’s field in Lake Delton, Wisconsin.” 8.5 x 11. Pp 4 1987.48.0507 1987 PR: Arizona Biltmore PR - 10/87 (Published by DBG&H, Phoenix) Spitza, Anne M. “Creation of the Sprites Old & New.” Includes information on the creation of the original Sprites and the restoration. “The Biltmore Sprites... are authentic, accurate reproductions of the damaged originals.” 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1987.49.0507 1987 PR: Arizona Biltmore PR - 10/87 (Published by DBG&H, Phoenix) Spitza, Anne M. “Press Conference. ...the Sprites of Midway Gardens have been resurrected from their demise. Now called the Biltmore sprites, they will be donated to the Arizona Biltmore by Taliesin on Wednesday, October 21 at 2:00 p.m., in front of the hotel.” 8.5 x 11. Two Copies. Pp 2 1987.50.0507 1987.51.0507 1987 PR: Arizona Biltmore PR - 10/87 (Published by Arizona Biltmore, Phoenix) Rusk, Lynette “History of the Arizona Biltmore.” After 44 years of the Wrigley family operating the hotel, they sold it to Talley Industries in June of 1973. On June 20th a spark ignited a fire. In August 1977 Rostland Corporation purchased the hotel and hire the Westin Corporation to manage the property. 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1987.52.0507 1987 PR: Arizona Biltmore PR - 10/87 (Published by Arizona Biltmore, Phoenix) Rusk, Lynette “Influences on Architecture and Interiors by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. The renovation of the Main Building guest rooms in the summer of 1987 was the seventh major project at the Arizona Biltmore..” Includes details of the renovations. 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1987.53.0507 1987 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - October 12, 1987 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Logue, Sarah “Taliesin West Celebrates 50th Anniversary.” Brief history and three day anniversary events. “... Plans for the 1988-1989 national tour of the exhibition: Frank Lloyd Wright: In the Realm of Ideas, will be announced during the three day celebration.” 8.5 x 11. Pp 2 1987.54.0507 1987 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - October 27, 1987 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Logue, Sarah “Architects Celebrate Taliesin West’s 50th Anniversary. They cam from all over the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska, and from England, France, Germany... ” 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1987.55.0507 1988 1988 Arizona Highways - November 1988 Swaback, Vernon Frank Lloyd Wright: A Personal Perspective Pp 1, 36-45 1988.01.0301 1988 Progressive Architecture - November 1987 Doubilet, Susan; Boles, Daralice D.; Viladas, Pilar; Fisher, Thomas Reprinted by Steelcase, Inc. Four articles from the November 1987 Issue. Wright Prevails (Meyer May House); The Selling of Frank Lloyd Wright; The First of its Kind (Jacobs’ 1st House); Redone Wright Pg 24 1988.12.0902 1988 Wrightian - August 1988 V3#5 (Published by the Wrightian Association)
Danforth, Steve 1) The Oboler House 2) The Sales Process 3) The Bottom Line 4)The Oboler Gatehouse 5) The Pearce House Tour 6) The Freeman House 7) The Oboler Property. Original list Price $5.00. 5.5 x 8.5 Pp 16 1988.21.1204 1988 Wrightian - September 1988 V3#6 (Published by the Wrightian Association) Danforth, Steve 1) The Stewart House 2) The Oboler Property 3) Eleanor’s Retreat... the Oboler guest house 4) Viewpoint 5) The Oboler Property 6) Other Lands. Original list Price $5.00. 5.5 x 8.5 Pp 16 1988.22.1204 1988 Wrightian - October 1988 V3#7 (Published by the Wrightian Association) Danforth, Steve 1) Letters 2) Next Wrightian Tour: The 1958 Ablin House 3) The Stewart House 4) The Oboler House Update 5) Viewpoint 6) FLLW’s Cottage Hotel for Hollywood. Original list Price $5.00. 5.5 x 8.5 Pp 20 1988.23.1204 1988 Friends of Taliesin - February 1988 Vol. 4, No 1 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) 1) Haberman, Liz 2) De Long, James 3) Guerrero, Pete; Freed, Elaine 1) "Spriitely Exchange at the Arizona Biltmore" 2) "The 50th: Afterglow" 3) "Taliesin Profile: Pedro Guerrero" 4) "Taliesin West Visitor Numbers Near 40,000 Annually" 5) "Apprentice Studios Attract Donated Goods and Services" 6) "The Usonian House: IN the Realm of Ideas" 7) "Taliesin Day: New Directions". Includes 11 photographs. 8.5 x 11. Pp 6 1988.24.0305 1988 Friends of Taliesin - May 1988 Vol. 4, No 2 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Edited by Legler, Dixie 1) "‘In the Realm of Ideas’ Moves to the Smithsonian" 2) "Exhibition Itinerary" 3) Tom Broce 4) Tours: Wisconsin and Arizona 5) "News From The Archives" 6) "Taliesin applauded by National College Deans" 7) "New York Law Offices Redesigned" 8) "Awards Earned" 9) "The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Gift Report: 1986, 1987". Includes two photographs and one illustration. 8.5 x 8.5. Pp 6 1988.25.0305 1988 Friends of Taliesin - October 1988 Vol. 4, No 3 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Edited by Legler, Dixie; 3) Freed, Elaine 1) "Wisconsin Governor Creates Panel to Study Preservation of Taliesin" 2) "Breakfast at the Smithsonian" 3) "Taliesin Profile: Marshall Erdman" 4) "Documenting Taliesin" 5) "The Box Project" 6) "Architects Design Law Offices" 7) "TAA in Wisconsin Year ‘Round" 8) "Archives Receives $25,000 National Endowment Award to Conserve Drawings" 9) "Taliesin West Bookshop Stocks 80 FLLW Titles" 10) "Wright ans Madison - Sept 2 - Nov 6" Includes nine photographs. 8.5 x 8.5. Pp 6 1988.26.0305 1988 Custom Builder - February 1988 (Published monthly by The Willows Publishing Group, Inc. Peterborough, NH) 1) Fisette, Paul; 2) Goska, Dave 1) “A Famous Flat Roof: A fix for Frank Lloyd Wright after 50 years.” Fixing Fallingwater. Includes three photos. 2) “Great Contemporaries: What a Wright client does for an encore.” Loren Pope post Wright. Original cover price $3.50. 8 x 11. Pp 1 25, 33-35 1988.27.0506 1989 1989 Progressive Architecture - April 1989 Guise, David Preservation: Price Tower Vacant Pp 21,26 1989.07.0591 1989 Progressive Architecture - April 1989 Boles, Daralice D. From House to HQ: Charnley House Restoration Pp 76-81 1989.08.0591 1989 Progressive Architecture - April 1989 Mays, Vernon Revealing Wright: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Pp 82-85 1989.09.0591 1989 Progressive Architecture - May 1989 Anonymous Wright’s Meyer May House Restoration - Arch honored Pp 24 1989.10.0591 1989 Progressive Architecture - June 1989 (Ad 48d), Boles, Daralice D. Related article: Wright’s Gammage Auditorium Pp 65-77, Cover 1989.11.0591 1989 Progressive Architecture - July 1989 Cassidy, Victor M. Restoration of Taliesin East Pp 19, 24 1989.12.0591 1989 Progressive Architecture - August 1989 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright: Domino’s Pizza Collection, Traveling Exhibit Pp 39 1989.13.0591 1989 Architecture - November 1989 Donohue, Ms. Fixing Fallingwater’s Flaws Pp 99-101 1989.16.0801 1989 Pacific Magazine - October 8, 1989 Anonymous Frank Lloyd Wright: The man who broke the "box", An exhibit opening at the Bellevue Art Museum, "In the Realm of Ideas". Pp Cover, 1 1989.19.1089 1989 Pacific Magazine - October 8, 1989 Ament, Deloris Tarzan Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architect (An exhibit opening at the Bellevue Art Museum, "In the Realm of Ideas". A traveling Usonian home was constructed in Belevue next to the Art Museaum) Pp 8-15 1989.20.1089 1989 Pacific Magazine - October 8, 1989 Albert, Fred Still Fresh. In the ‘50s, a couple with land in Issaquah called their favorite architect: Frank Lloyd Wright. Brandes House. Pp 50-53 1989.21.1089 1989 Southwest Profile - March 1989 McCoy, Ron Frank Lloyd Wright: The Arizona Years. The state is a treasure-trove of masterworks by this greatest American Architects. Pp 18-21 1989.24.0303 1989 Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine - November 5, 1989 Kaye, Ellen Making it Wright Again. After a fire, the ‘Ardmore Experiment’ needed a correction. Suntop. Pp 40-41 1989.26.0404 1989 Seattle Post-Intelligencer - October 5, 1989 Hackett, Regina "Frank Lloyd Wright ‘In the Realm of Ideas’ puts Bellevue Art Museum in the realm of major art exhibitions. Pp C1 C3 1989.27.1089 1989 Seattle Weekly - October 4, 1989
Staten, Peter "Master plans. Frank Lloyd Wright: In the Realm of Ideas." Bellevue Art Museum October 9 through January 7 Pp 37-38 1989.28.1089 1989 Wrightian - March 1989 V4#2 (Published by the Wrightian Association) Danforth, Steve 1) Ligar Tour 2) Kendrick Kellogg Tour 3) Tyler House - 1947 4) Bergren House - 1951 5) Williamson/Leger House - 1979 6) FLLW Update (Newsletter) 7) Book Review: Romanza 8) 1989... Wrightian Assoc. 9) Land Forum 9) Letters 10) Viewpoint. Original list Price $5.00. 5.5 x 8.5 Pp 48 1989.29.1204 1989 Wrightian - July 1989 V4#4 (Published by the Wrightian Association) Danforth, Steve 1) Letters 2) Organic News 3) Ligar Home and Studio - 1951 4) Romeo La Perle House - 1951 5) Kolvord House - 1951 6) Ennis-Brown House - 1924 7) Freeman House - 1924 8) Oboler House - 1942 9) Pan Pacific Auditorium - 1934 10) Viewpoint. Original list Price $5.00. 5.5 x 8.5. Pp 76 1989.30.1204 1989 Illinois Historical Journal - Summer 1989 (Published four times a year by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency) Hallmark, Donald P. 1) "Frank Lloyd Wright’s Dana-Thomas House. Its History, Acquisition and Preservation." Includes 13 photographs. 2) "Dana-Thomas House exhibit at Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry." Original cover price $6.25. 7.5 x 9.5 Pp Cover, 113-126 1989.34.0306 1989 Friends of Taliesin - May 1989 V5N2 (Published quarterly by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) Edited by Legler, Dixie 1) Protecting the Frank Lloyd Wright Legacy 2) Romeo and Juliet Revived 3) Wisconsin Governor Received Taliesin Commission Report 4) New - Walking Tours of Taliesin 5) “In the Realm of Ideas” Opens in Chicago 6) Drawings Show Opens Wright Celebration. 8.5 x 8.5. Pp 8 1989.35.0406 1989 Friends of Taliesin - October 1989 V5N3 (Published quarterly by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ) Edited by Legler, Dixie 1) Key Grants Provide Funds for Preservation 2) Arizona Celebrates the Work of Frank Lloyd Wright 3) 300 Original Wright Drawings on View in Phoenix 4) The Enduring Legacy of Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. 5) Foundation Seeks Copyright Protection for Masterpieces 6) In the Realm of Ideas 7) Carolyn Allen Named Director of Development. 8.5 x 8.5. Pp 6 1989.36.0406 1989 Time - July 10, 1989 (Published weekly by The Time Inc. Magazine Company, New York) Andersen, Kurt “Design: Antoni Gaudi meets Frank Lloyd Wright. A grand Folly in Ottawa. Canada’s newest museum is costly, controversial and curious.” Article only makes reference to Wright. Original cover price $2.00. 8 x 11. Pp 3 64 1989.38.0706 1989 Wisconsin Magazine of History - Winter 1988-1989 (Published quarterly by the State History of Wisconsin, Madison) 1) Holzhueter, John O. 2) Kruty, Paul 1) “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Designs for Robert Lamp” This included the Lamp Cottage, “Rocky Roost” (1893) (S.021), the Lamp Residence (1903) as well as unbuilt projects. Includes 28 photographs and 25 illustrations. 2) Book Review: “Many Masks: A Life of Frank Lloyd Wright” Gill, HC 1987 $24.95, SC 1988 $12.95. Original cover price $6.25. 7.5 x 10. 1) Pp Cover 82-125 Back Cover 2) 143-144 1989.46.0307 1989 Wisconsin Magazine of History - Spring 1989 (Published quarterly by the State History of Wisconsin, Madison) Holzhueter, John O. 1) “Cudworth Beye, Frank Lloyd Wright, and the Yahara River Boathouse, 1905." “To give Cudworth Beye his due, the project should be designated henceforth in the list of Wright’s work as ‘The Yahara River Boathouse for Cudworth Beye, December, 1905.'” Includes 32 photographs and 11 illustrations. 2) “How the Beye Letters Were Discovered.” Original cover price $6.25. 7.5 x 10. 1) Pp 162-196 2) 197-198 1989.47.0307 1989 Wisconsin Magazine of History - Summer 1989 (Published quarterly by the State History of Wisconsin, Madison) Holzhueter, John O. “Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1893 Boathouse Design for Madison’s Lakes.” Wright’s early history and history of boathouse and it’s destruction. Includes 28 photos and illustrations. Original price $6.25. 7.5 x 10. Three copies. Pp Cover 273-92 Back Cover 1989.39.0706 1989.41.0806 1989.48.0307 1989 Wisconsin Magazine of History - Autumn 1989 (Published quarterly by the State History of Wisconsin, Madison) Manson, Grant Carpenter “The Wonderful World of Taliesin: My Twenty Years on Its Fringes.” Manson’s involvement with Wright and information about writing his book. Includes five photos. Original price $6.25. 7.5 x 10. (Complete digital article) Pp 33-41 1989.65.0908 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “Biography of Frank Lloyd Wright (1967 - 1959). Frank Lloyd Wright was born in the pastoral village of Richland Center, Wisconsin on June 8, 1867...” Brief history of Wright’s career. 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1989.51.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “Fact Sheet - Frank Lloyd Wright (1967 - 1959).” Includes Works designed; Works built; Number still standing; Major works, private; Wright’s own homes; Major works, public; Non-architectural designs; Organic Architecture. 8.5 x 11. Pp 1 1989.52.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “The following organizations make up the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and its subsidiaries.” Overview; Taliesin; Taliesin West; The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture; The Frank Lloyd Wright Archives. 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1989.53.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Increasing the public’s understanding of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work and preserving his architectural legacy are the goals of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation....” 8.5 x 11. Pp 1 1989.54.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “The Story of Taliesin West. ...Wright was drawn to the Arizona desert as early as 1927 when he began working on the designs for the Arizona Biltmore. He and his wife Olgivanna, would often winter in Phoenix in retreat from their snowbound Wisconsin estate, Taliesin.” 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1989.55.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “Frank Lloyd Wright and Arizona. Living in the desert is a spiritual cathartic a great many people need. I am one of them... The Frank Lloyd Wright Archives is the world’s largest collection of both documents and objects created by the master architect... The Foundation’s long-range goal is to build and endow its own museum and study center at Taliesin...” 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1989.56.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “Frank Lloyd Wright and Arizona. Living in the desert is a spiritual cathartic a great many people need. I am one of them... The Frank Lloyd Wright Archives is the world’s largest collection of both documents and objects created by the master architect... The Foundation’s long-range goal is to build and endow its own museum and study center at Taliesin...” Text in this version is extended. 8.5 x 11. Pp 4 1989.57.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “The Archives of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. From the beginning of his seventh decade career, Frank Lloyd Wright saved everything that pertained to his work. His correspondence with his mentor Louis Sullivan, letters from American artist Georgia O’Keeffe, and even that first letter his Aunt Jennie wrote to him after he ran away to Chicago...” Holdings; Preservation Programs; Publications; The Future. 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1989.58.0507 1989 Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation PR - 1989 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, Arizona) Legler, Dixie “Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture (Background). Apprentices of the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture enjoy two unusual classrooms - 600 acres oat the base of the McDowell Mountains near Scottsdale, Arizona and 600 acres of fertile, green farm country near Spring Green, Wisconsin. Here students take their cues from nature, learning Wright’s philosophy of ‘organic architecture’ at the source.” 8.5 x 11. Pp 3 1989.59.0507 1989 Phoenix Art Museum PR (Published by the Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix) Fries, Margaret “Fact Sheet for: Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings. Masterworks from the Frank Lloyd Wright Archives” Information pertaining to the exhibition at the Phoenix Art Museum January 13 - April 8, 1990. 8.5 x 11. Pg 1 1989.60.0507
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