Frank Lloyd Wright

YEAR	PERIODICAL TITLE	AUTHOR	ARTICLE TITLE	PAGES	ST#
2007
2007	American Bungalow - Fall 2007 (Published quarterly by American Bungalow, Sierra Madre, CA)	Tsujioka, Terry; Photographs by Vertikoff, Alexander	"Samara: Growing up and growing old in the Prairie Style." Extensive article on the history, present condition and continual work on the home. "Coming home to this house every day for the past 50 years has been wonderful, always stimulating. There’s a certain character about Frank Lloyd Wright spaces. Something about them just elevates the spirit. Includes 19 photographs. Original cover price $8.95. 8.4 x 10.9.	Pp 70-79	2007.52.0709
2007	Art New England - Oct/Nov 2007 (Published Bi-monthly by Art New England, Inc., Brighton, MA)	Dugdale, Juanita	“Frank Lloyd Wright’s House Beautiful. Wright believed that imposing a sense of order throughout a house was critical to promoting an overall sense of harmony and repose.” In conjunction with the exhibit by the same name at the Portland Museum of Art, Portland Maine. Includes three photographs. Original cover price $5.95. 9 x 11.	Pp 14-15	2007.51.0907
2007	Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Winter 2007 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Taliesin West, Scottsdale, AZ) Vol. 18 No. 1	1) Allsopp, Phil 3) Hertzberg, Mark	1) “Letter from the CEO” 2) “Wright Getaways” a) “Seth Peterson Cottage” b) “Bernard Schwartz” c) “John D. Haynes House” d) “Louis Penfield House” 3) “Letters to the Hardy House” 4) Book Reviews a) “Frank Lloyd Wright: Prairie Houses” Hess b) “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hardy House” Hertzberg c) “Hometown Architect” Cannon d) “A House for Life” Rattenbury 5) News: Financial support helps Foundation with preservation, conservation, and education programs” 6) “Pedro E. Guerrero: A Photographic Journey” 8.5 x 11.	Pp 32	2007.01.0207
2007	Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Summer 2007 Vol. 18 No. 3 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ)	Editor: Lucas, Suzette 1) Allsopp, Phil 5) Hession, Jane King; Pickrel, Debra	1) “Letter from the CEO” 2) “Monona Terrace: A Timeless Vision” 3) “Martin House Complex - Demolished Structures Reappear” 4) “National Historic Landmark Status Attained. Price Tower; Beth Sholom Synagogue; Aline Barnsdall Complex” 5) “An Interview with the authors of Frank Lloyd Wright in New York: The Plaza Years, 1954-1959" 6) “In Brief" 7) “Books” 8) “Three more Wright Sites Named National Historic Landmarks” Includes 50 photographs and four illustrations. 8.5 x 11.	Pp 32	2007.09.0807
2007	Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Fall 2007 Vol. 18 No. 4 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ)	Editor: Lucas, Suzette 1) Allsopp, Phil 3) Johnson, Carol	1) “Letter from the CEO” 2) “Taliesin: A Work of a Lifetime” 3) “Preserving Taliesin” 4) “Artifact Conservation Projects” 5) “The Frank Lloyd Wright Collection” 6) Books 7) Apprentices Work with R/udat Team. Includes 92 photographs and two illustrations. 8.5 x 11.	Pp 40	2007.50.0907
2007	Playbill, Playwrights Horizons - January 2007 (Published monthly by Playbill Inc., New York)	1-2) Playwrights Horizons 3) Nelson, Richard	1) Ad: “Frank’s Home” 2) “Who’s Who in the Cast.” The play takes place over three days, beginning August 31, 1923. The grounds of Olive Hill, Hollywood, CA. 3) Richard Nelson discusses his play “Frank’s Home” with Tim Sanford, Playwrights Horizons’ Artistic Director. 5.4 x 8.5.	1) Pp 15 2) Pp Cv 16-24 3) Pp 29	2007.02.0207
2007	Style 1900 - Winter/ Spring 2007 (Published quarterly by Style 1900, Lambertville, NJ)	1) Copeland Furniture 2) Oakbrook Esser Studios 3) Fair Oaks Workshops 4) Fish, Marilyn; 5) Fish, Marilyn; Kahn, Eve M.; O’Donnell, Anne Stewart	1) Ad: “Frank Lloyd Wright, Furniture by Copeland” 2) Ad: “Dedicated to Excellence in Glass Art” 3) Ad: “Decorate Your Walls Wright” 4) “3 Spectacular Houses, Stickley, Wright and Greene & Green” 4b) “The Dana-Thomas House” 5) “Get up and Go, 25 Great Destination” Six Wright sites. 6) “Reviewer’s Bookshelf” a) “Frank Lloyd Wright Companion” Storrer 2006 (1993 Revision) b) “Light Screens: The Complete Leaded-Glass Windows of Frank Lloyd Wright” Sloan 2001. 7) Back Issues: Sum 1988; Spring 1991; Fall 1995; Winter 1996; Summer 1998; Summer 2002; Fall 2006. Includes 31 photographs. Original cover price $6.95. 8.5 x 11.	Pp 1 27 35-6 42-7 56-81 87-89 94-104	2007.05.0307

2008
2008	Arcadia Home - Winter 2008 (Published by Arcadia News, Phoenix, AZ)	Bruns, Greg; Peters, Joanna	David and Gladys Wright home (1950) (S.322), Phoenix, Arizona, is for sale. "Wright’s Modern Organics... The interior ceilings, bookcases, cabinets, built-ins seating and storage, all originals, are carved out of Philippine mahogany. The concrete floor in the living room is adorned with a Frank Lloyd Wright designed rug... So many aspects of the home seem far ahead of their time..." Includes eleven photographs. 11 x 12. Digital and printed version. (David Wright Home)	Pp Cover, 3, 6-9	2008.05.0110
2008	Bulletin, The Quarterly Newsletter of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy. Volume 18, Issue 2, Spring 2008. (Published Quarterly by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy)	1) Reiss, Steve 2) Dye, Audra 3) Scherubel, Ron 4) Kirschner, Pamela 5) Armstrong, Cara 6) Stanford, Susan H.; Gloriosa, Christine; Anders, Douglas	1) “Frank Lloyd Wright Postcards Seen As Snapshots of History”, includes six images, three postcards we provided. 2) “Ten Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings Selected for World Heritage Tentative List.” 3) “New Hope for Charnley Cottage in Ocean Springs.” 4) “Preservation Issues at Wright-Designed Sites.” 5) “Conservancy’s 2008 Conference Set For Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands.” 6) Book and Documentary Review. 7) For Sale (18 Homes). Includes 50 photographs. 8.5 x 11.	Pp 24	2008.01.0608

2009
2009	Architectural Digest - February 2009 (Published monthly by Conde Nast Publications, New York, NY)	Boyle, T.C.	"Finding Refuge and Inspiration in Frank Lloyd Wright’s First California Design. In the summer of 1993, while I was working hard t the writing of The Tortilla Curtain, I had a phone call from my wife, who was some 70 miles away, in Santa Barbara, looking at property. At first I had a hard time making out what she was trying to tell me, because she was sobbing. Why was she sobbing? Because she’d found the house we’d been looking for all our lives..." Includes one photograph and one illustration. 8.3 x 10.8.	Pp 38 40 42	2009.10.0209
2009	Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly - Spring 2009 Vol. 20 No. 2 (Published by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ)	Editor: Lucus, Suzette 1) Allsopp, Phil 2) Contrib. Owings, Frank N. Jr.	1959-2009: Preserving The Legacy. 1) "Letter from the CEO" 2) "The Built Works" 3) "The Frank Lloyd Wright Archives" 4) "Books" 5) "Taliesin West Summer Architecture Camps" 6) "Taliesin West & Wright Legacy Honored" 7) "Board of Governors Oversees School" 8) "Foundation’s Benefit Dinner at the Guggenheim" 9) "June 5-7, Wright and Like, 2009: Madison" Includes 40 photographs and Ten illustrations. 8.5 x 11.	Pp 32	2009.06.1009
2009	Journal of Architectural Coatings - May 2009 (Published seven times a year by Technology Publishing/PaintSquare, Pittsburgh, PA)	1) Anonymous 2) PPG Pittsburgh Paints	1) "The many shades of green. Top Green Projects reflect the multifaceted nature of design and materials that contribute to sustainable-building objectives." Close behind, the rest of the Top Five... Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. PPG’s Pittsburgh Paints brand worked with the Western Conservancy and the managers of the Fallingwater site to develop a program to repaint Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece in Mill Run, PA. Includes two photographs. 2) Ad: "Achieving the Perfect Harmony Between Beauty and Performance." Fallingwater is considered Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece house. When Western Pennsylvania Conservancy embarked on its restoration, they looked for paints that would achieve harmony between beauty and performance and meet strict environmental requirements. Includes two photographs. Original cover price $10. 8.1 x 10.75. Gift from Randolph C. Henning.	Pp 1) Cover 6 8-10 2) 19	2009.01.0709
2009	Smithsonian - June 2009 (Published monthly by Smithsonian Enterprises, Washington D. C.)	Lubow, Arthur	"The Triumph of Frank Lloyd Wright. The Guggenheim Museum, turning 50 this year, showcases the trailblazer’s lifelong mission to elevate American society through architecture... Wright’s most iconic buildings was also one of his last." A history of Wright’s life, his work and the Guggenheim Museum. Includes 17 photographs, two of which are original photographs of Wright and museum from 1959, and two illustrations. Original cover price $4.99. 8 x 10.75.	Pp 1, 52-61	2009.16.0910
2009	Sunset Magazine - October 2009 (Published monthly by Sunset Publishing Corporation, Menlo Park, CA)	Boyle, T.C.	"A tall man in a short house. A best-selling author falls in love with a rundown Frank Lloyd Wright masterpiece. It changed his life." Boyle, author of "The Women" recalls his first visit to, purchasing, and than restoring the Stewart House, Wright’s first home in California. Includes three photographs. Original cover price $4.99. 8.4 x 10.5.	Pp 68-69	2009.08.1009
2009	Views from The Figge Art Museum - Fall 2009 (Published by The Figge Art Museum, Davenport, IA)	Anonymous	The Wright Stuff. Starting November 21, exhibition on works by Frank Lloyd Wright. A large selection of his work will be on display, including Imperial Hotel coffee service and drapery from the Hurtley House, Oak Park, Illinois, c. 1902. The collection will include an array of architectural drawings, stained glass, furniture, vases, carpets and other works. Includes one photograph of the Imperial Hotel Coffee Service. 8.5 x 11. Digital and printed version.	Pg 4	2009.11.1209
2010
2010	The Magazine of HistoryMiami - Volume 38, No. 1, 2010 (Published by HistoryMiami and the Miami-Dade Cultural Center, Miami, Florida)	Henning, Randolph C.	"The Relationship of Two Maverick Architects. The American architectural icon Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) taught many apprentices who produced valid architecture based upon his organic philosophy. Incredibly, a few creative disciples learned indirectly from afar and not under the personal tutelage of Wright as an apprentice within the Taliesin Fellowship, Wright’s unconventional school of architecture that he founded in 1932. Unquestionably, one of Florida’s most respected and renowned architects, Alfred Browning Parker (1916- ) was one such individual." Includes six photographs. Original cover price $5.00. 8.5 x 10.9. Gift from Randolph C. Henning.	Pp 2, 19-24	2010.03.0111