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YEAR |
TITLE |
AUTHOR |
DESCRIPTION |
PAGES |
ST# |
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2020 |
2020
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Art, Vision, and Symmetry. The
Hidden Geometry of Frank Lloyd
Wright (Soft Cover) (Published by
Mission Point Press, Traverse City,
Michigan) |
Shoaff, John H. |
Publishers description: When Frank
Lloyd Wright wrote that certain
"principles behind the effects" gave
his buildings "such vitality,
integrity, and magic as they have,"
he confronted us with a dual
challenge: first, to uncover these
principles, and, second, to explain
how they yielded the remarkable
qualities of "vitality and magic"--
always suffused with a clarity,
immediacy, and harmony that imbue
all his works with a lucent
aesthetic "signature." He gave us
our first clue when he wrote that
each building...
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Pp 95 |
2020.09.0321 |
2020
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Growing Up Wright. Building a dream
by hand with the world’s greatest
architect. (Author’s Proof)
(Published by River Place Media,
Inc., Stillwater, MN) |
Lovness, Lonnie |
Publisher’s description: "The story
of Don and Virginia Lovness, who
built two Frank Lloyd
Wright-designed homes by hand.
Wright called them his
"Do-it-yourself couple", and they
became close to Mrs. Wright and the
entire Taliesin Fellowship over
several decades. They were avid
proponents of Wright's philosophies
and became noted collectors of
Oriental and re-Columbian art. Don
re-created the Midway Garden
"sprites", built Wright-designed
furniture, and was instrumental in
saving the Little house...
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Pp 287 |
2020.06.0720 |
2020
|
Growing Up Wright.
Building a
dream by hand with the world’s
greatest architect.
(Hard Cover DJ) (Published by River Place Media, Inc.,
Stillwater, MN) |
Lovness, Lonnie |
Publisher’s description: "The story
of Don and Virginia Lovness, who
built two Frank Lloyd
Wright-designed homes by hand.
Wright called them his
"Do-it-yourself couple", and they
became close to Mrs. Wright and the
entire Taliesin Fellowship over
several decades. They were avid
proponents of Wright's philosophies
and became noted collectors of
Oriental and pre-Columbian art. Don
re-created the Midway Garden
"sprites", built Wright-designed
furniture, and was instrumental in
saving the Little house...
Continue... |
Pp 287 |
2020.07.1120 |
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