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AMERICAN BUNGALOW Date: 2003
Title: American Bungalow - Winter 2003 (Published quarterly by American Bungalow, Sierra Madre, CA)
Author: Cathers, David; Photos by Vertikoff, Alexander
Description: At Home In A Masterpiece. In a moment of what he now calls "temporary insanity," Milt Robinson bought the Frank Lloyd Wright designed Ward Willits House in 1983. Working with architect John Eifler, he then began the arduous, years-long process of meticulously restoring what had become a dilapidated structure. When he and his wife, Sylvie, were married in 1988, she became the third partner on the restoration team... The Willits House is the first great Prairie House... The leaded-glass designs Wright created for Willits have great Historic importance... Includes 17 photographs. Original cover price $7.95.
Size: 8.4 x 10.9
Pages: Pp 2, 39-47
ST#: 2003.66.0821Date: 2007 Title: American Bungalow - Fall 2007 (Published quarterly by American Bungalow, Sierra Madre, CA)
Author: Tsujioka, Terry; Photographs by Vertikoff, Alexander
Description: "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.
Size: 8.4 x 10.9
Pages: Pp 70-79
ST#: 2007.52.0709
Date: 2009
Title: American Bungalow - Summer 2009 (Published quarterly by American Bungalow, Sierra Madre, CA
Author: Cathers, David; Photos by Vertikoff, Alexander
Description: Remodeling a home in the Wright style. Left Brain, Wrivght Brain. ...Peter Zak became a collector when he happened to find a Morris chair in a Brooklyn antiques shop during a trip to New York. The route that led Don and Susan to collecting was more circuitous...
A Wright House for the Collection. The passion they developed for Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School is most visibly expressed in two dramatic interior reconfigurations they have undertaken to, in effect, recast their home as a harmonious Prairie School setting for their growing L. & J.G. Stickley collection.
The first was completed soon after they bought the three-story house in 1984. Working with the Hull, Mass., architect Ed Stanesa to reconfigure the interior, they gutted the first two floors, banishing the boxy old downstairs rooms and replacing them with an entry hall, living room and dining room that are separated by low walls and flow together in the easy, open manner favored by Arts and Crafts and Prairie School Architecture... Includes 25 photographs.
Size: 8.4 x 10.9
Pages: Pp 50-62
ST#: 2009.65.1023Date: 2013 Title: American Bungalow - Spring 2013 (Published quarterly by American Bungalow, Sierra Madre, CA)
Author: Forsyth, Douglas J.
Description: "When less is more. Frank Lloyd Wright's Buffalo Cottages." Darwin Martin Residence (1904 - S.100-102) and Gardner's Cottage (1905 - S.090), and the George Barton Residence (1903 - S.103). "...Many visitors come away from this historic site with a curious reaction: they report more vivid memories of the smaller structures on the property - the four bedroom Barton house, designed for Darwin Martin's sister and brother-in-law, and the 1,700-square-foot Gardener's cottage - than they do of the splendid main house, with its 15,000 square feet and adjoining enclosed pergola and conservatory. ...All the typologies are there, and don't exist anywhere else in the country on one property designed by one architect." Includes 21 photographs by Alexander Vertikoff. Note: we assisted the author by providing historic material from our collection used in preparation for his extensive article. Original cover price $8.95.
Size: 8.4 x 10.9
Pages: Pp Cover, 18-31
ST#: 2013.01.0313
Date: 2013
Title: American Bungalow - Summer 2013 (Published quarterly by American Bungalow, Sierra Madre, CA)
Author: 1) Forsyth, Douglas J. 2) Krolikowski, Aaron
Description: 1) "Good Bones and Urban Survival: Staying Put in Parkside." Includes Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the Parkside neighborhood in Buffalo, N.Y., including the Darwin Martin complex and the Walter V. Davidson Residence. Includes six photographs related to the two Wright homes. 2) "Buffalo's Treasurers Are Worth Preserving." Includes one photograph of the FLW Darwin Martin Residence. Original cover price $8.95.
Size: 8.4 x 10.9
Pages: Pp 62-75 109
ST#: 2013.23.1217CRAFTSMAN HOMEOWNER Date: 1991
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Summer 1991 Vol. 3 No. 2 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: 1) Hallmark, Donald P.; 4) Kinsman, J.G.; 5, 10, 14) Turgeon, Kitty; 6) Neri, Martha A.; 7) Granger, Alfred H.; 9) Good, Betsy; 11) Rust, Robert C.; 13) Fowler, Penny; 15) Searl, Hanford Jr.
Description: Frank Lloyd Wright Issue. 1) "Some thoughts On Being a "Popular Architectural Site." Dana House. 2) "Editors Notebook - "Everything's "All Wright" this Summer!" 3) "A Hith With Wright Fans." 4) "Growing A Gardener's Home" Martin Gardener's Cottage. 5) "A Little Journey to the Darwin Martin Gardener's Cottage." 6) "A Wright Buildt Environment" Landscape of the Martin House. 7) "An Architect's Studio." 1902 reprint. 8) "The Taliesin East Property - More Than House." 9) "Modern Architecture - Frank Lloyd Wright." 10) "The Good Lady Good - Betsy!." 11) "Wright's Many Connections to the Arts and Crafts Movement." 12) "Japanese Surimono & Textiles Exhibit" from the Wright Archives. 13) Letters 14) "Wright Where It Belongs." 15) "Profiles of Exceptional Wright Scholars." 16) "Wright Book List". 17) "The Wright Sites". Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 1-27
ST#: 1991.30.0205Date: 1991
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - August 1991, Vol. 3, No. 3 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Fowler, Penny
Description: Letters: "Thank you Mr. Rust." Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 15
ST#: 1991.28.0205Date: 1992
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Winter 1992, Vol. 3, No. 4 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: 1&2) Field, Scott; 3) Aronoff, Jason
Description: Includes a four page supplement, Reprint of the June 1991 "Buffalo Preservation Report". 1) "Future of Wright's Martin House up for grabs." 2) "A history of frustration." 3) "A dollars and sense approach for the Martin House." Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp A1-4
ST#: 1991.29.0205Date: 1992
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Spring 1992, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Anonymous
Description: "Interior House Tours of Wright's Taliesin Available This Summer To Celebrate 125th Anniversary of Wright's Birth" Includes photograph of A.D. German Warehouse. Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 12
ST#: 1992.47.0205Date: 1993
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Winter 1993, Vol. 4, No. 4 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: 1) Quinan, Jack
Description: 1) "The Individual Furniture of Wright" from "The American Arts & Crafts Movement: Four Views." Includes two photographs of the Martin House. 2) "The Wright Sites Open for Public Tours." List of twenty. 3) "Frank Lloyd Wright Book List." List of 17 books. 4) "Wright Sites." New book available. Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 14a 22-23
ST#: 1992.48.0205Date: 1993
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Spring/Summer 1993, Vol. 5, No. 1 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Searl, Hanford, Jr.
Description: "Frank Lloyd Wright by Meryle Secrest" Synopsis of the Review by Austin M. Fox. News Book Reviewer, "The Buffalo News", October 4, 1992. Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 13
ST#: 1993.38.0205Date: 1993
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Autumn 1993, Vol. 5, No. 3 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Anonymous
Description: "The Ideal Home" Exhibits Opens in New York, Examines The American Arts and Crafts Movement. Includes a photograph of a Martin chair. Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 10
ST#: 1993.39.0205Date: 1994
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Spring 1994, Vol. 6, No. 2 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Anonymous
Description: New Licensing for Old Designs - Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. The Frank Lloyd Wright Metalwork Collection. Weedholder, Copper Urn, Candlestick or Vase, Future Pieces. Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11.
Pages: Pp 7
ST#: 1994.32.0205Date: 1994
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Summer 1994, Vol. 6, No. 3 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Wiehle, Louis
Description: "Craftsman Detail Without the Craftsman". Highlights of a speech by Louis Weihle. Includes detail photograph of the V.C. Morris Gift Shop. Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 16, 21
ST#: 1994.33.0205Date: 1995
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Spring 1995, Vol. 6, No. 4 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Anonymous
Description: 1) "Wanted, Heath House Dining Chair". Stolen on December 29, 1994. 2) "Houses Selected for 1995 Wright Plus Housewalk." Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11.
Pages: Pp 10, 17
ST#: 1994.34.0205Date: 1995
Title: Craftsman Homeowner - Summer 1995, Vol. 7, No. 2 (Published Quarterly by The Foundation for Study of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Roycroft, East Aurora, NY)
Author: Anonymous
Description: "The Wright Sites Open for Public Tours." Original List Price $6.25.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 28
ST#: 1995.41.0205STYLE 1900 Date: 1998 Title: Style 1900: The Quarterly Journal of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Summer/Fall 1998 (Published quarterly by Style 1900, Lambertville, NJ)
Author: 1) Anonymous 2) Maher, Virginia Jones
Description: 1) Events: “Frank Lloyd Wright & the Prairie School.†A) “Third Annual Prairie Arts & Crafts Conference.†Sept 18-20, 1998, Millikin University, Decatur Illinois. Lectures on Wright and Bock. Includes one photograph. B) “All Wright: The Dana-Thomas House.†Exhibit from Sept 24 to Jan 31, 1999. Over 100 original pieces of furniture and 450 art glass windows, doors and light fixtures design by Wright. 2) “Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian Vision. A Bridge from the Arts & Crafts Era into the Future.†Wright's innovative ways to build moderate and low-cost housing without sacrificing the warmth and beauty of an architect designed home. Includes eight photographs. Original cover price $6.95.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 11, 52-57
ST#: 1998.51.0806
Date: 1999 Title: Style 1900: The Quarterly Journal of the Arts & Crafts Movement - Summer/Fall 1999 (Published quarterly by Style 1900, Lambertville, NJ)
Author: 1) Anonymous 2) Northup, Dale
Description: 1) Events: “Frank Lloyd Wright: Windows of the Darwin D. Martin House.†70 art glass windows, doors and skylights design by Wright. Burchfield Penney Art Center, Buffalo, NY. Through Nov. 28, 1999. 2) “The Prairie Style of Frank Lloyd Wright in Michigan.†Includes five photographs and four illustrations. Original cover price $6.95.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 5, 54-59
ST#: 1999.48.0806
Date: 2007 Title: Style 1900 - Winter/Spring 2007 (Published quarterly by Style 1900, Lambertville, NJ)
Author: 1) Copeland Furniture 2) Oakbrook Esser Studios 3) Fair Oaks Workshops 4) Fish, Marilyn; 5) Fish, Marilyn; Kahn, Eve M.; O'Donnell, Anne Stewart
Description: 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.
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: Pp 1 27 35-6 42-7 56-81 87-89 94-104
ST#: 2007.05.0307
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