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CHARNLEY BUNGALOW
FULLER HUGHES
SULLIVAN BUNGALOW
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JONES
PRICE TOWER
HAROLD PRICE JR. |
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RICHARD LLOYD JONES
RESIDENCE "WESTHOPE" (1929 - S.227) |
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 Date:
1929
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones
Residence "Westhope,", Tulsa, OK.
Description: Original vintage photograph taken by
Frank Lloyd Wright associate, John Lloyd Wright, Wright’s son,
of the Richard Lloyd Jones residence under construction in
1929. Title on verso reads "Billiard room conservatory, owner's
room above" and initialed "JLW". Purchased from the Estate of
Alfonso Iannelli. Original vintage silver gelatin photograph.
Size:
3.5 x 5
S#:
0228.08.0507 |
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Date:
Circa 1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones
House "Westhope,", Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View from the
Southeast. The Library is on the left, Living Room is on the
right. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd Wright’s cousin and
founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of textile blocks and
glass. The surface of a majority of the blocks are smooth. The
small block above the windows and running along the top of the
chimney are decorative. Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to
board: "W 20, USA Arch. Wright, Frank Lloyd: 1869-. Tulsa,
Oklahoma. Res. R. L. Jones. 1929. (From Southeast.) Photo:
Andrews 1335." Published in Architecture in America, Andrews,
1960, p.133. Photographed by
Wayne Andrews. Acquired from the
archives of the University of Minnesota.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
S#:
0910.57.0420 |
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Date:
Circa
1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd
Jones House "Westhope,", Tulsa, Oklahoma, Circa 1952 (1929 -
S.227).
Description:
View
from the Southeast. The Library is on the left, Living Room is
on the right. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd Wright’s
cousin and founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of textile
blocks and glass. The surface of a majority of the blocks are
smooth. The small block above the windows and running along the
top of the chimney are decorative. Mounted to gray board. Label
pasted to board: "Arch. U.S.A. 20th cent. Frank Lloyd Wright.
Res. R. L. Jones, Tulsa, Okla. (1929). Southwest.
Wayne Andrews #1335.
Indiana University, Fine Arts Department." Published in
Architecture in America,
Andrews, 1960, p.133. Photographed by
Wayne Andrews. Acquired from the
archives of the Indiana University.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
S#:
0910.65.0920 |
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Date:
Circa 1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones
House "Westhope,", Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View from the
Southeast of the second level. A bedroom is on the left, Bath in
the center, and the double glass doors lead to a flight of
stairs. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd Wright’s cousin and
founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of textile blocks and
glass. The surface of a majority of the blocks are smooth. The
small block above the windows are decorative. The perforated
blocks on the right are embedded with lights behind a grill.
Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to board: "W 20, USA Arch.
Wright, Frank Lloyd: 1869-. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Res. R. L. Jones.
1929. (View on Roof.) Photo: Andrews 1336." Photographed by
Wayne Andrews. Acquired from the
archives of the University of Minnesota.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
S#: 0910.58.0420 |
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Date:
Circa
1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones House "Westhope,",
Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View from the
Southeast of the second level. A bedroom is on the left, Bath in
the center, and the double glass doors lead to a flight of
stairs. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd Wright’s cousin and
founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of textile blocks and
glass. The surface of a majority of the blocks are smooth. The
small block above the windows are decorative. The perforated
blocks on the right are embedded with lights behind a grill.
Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to board: "Arch. U.S.A. 20th
cent. Frank Lloyd Wright. Res. R. L. Jones, Tulsa, Okla. (1929).
View on roof. Wayne Andrews #1336. Indiana University, Fine Arts
Department." Photographed by
Wayne Andrews.
Second copy. Acquired from the archives of the Indiana
University.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph
S#:
0910.66.0920 |
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Date:
Circa 1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones
House "Westhope,", Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View of the
back of the garage from the Southeast. The swimming pool is on
the left, garage on the right. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank
Lloyd Wright’s cousin and founder of The Tulsa Tribune.
Constructed of textile blocks and glass. The surface of a
majority of the blocks are smooth. The small block above the
windows and running along the top of the chimney are decorative.
Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to board: "W 20, USA Arch.
Wright, Frank Lloyd: 1869-. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Res. R. L. Jones.
1929. (Garage Unit.) Photo: Andrews 1337." Photographed by
Wayne Andrews. Acquired from the
archives of the University of Minnesota.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
S#: 0910.59.0420 |
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Date:
Circa
1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones House "Westhope,",
Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View of the
back of the garage from the Southeast. The swimming pool is on
the left, garage on the right. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank
Lloyd Wright’s cousin and founder of The Tulsa Tribune.
Constructed of textile blocks and glass. The surface of a
majority of the blocks are smooth. The small block above the
windows and running along the top of the chimney are decorative.
Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to board: "Arch. U.S.A. 20th
cent. Frank Lloyd Wright. Res. R. L. Jones, Tulsa, Okla. (1929).
Garage unit. Wayne Andrews #1337. Indiana University, Fine Arts
Department." Photographed by
Wayne Andrews.
Acquired from the archives of the Indiana University.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
ST#:
0910.67.0920 |
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Date:
Circa 1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones
House "Westhope,", Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View of the
Living Room. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd Wright’s cousin
and founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of textile blocks
and glass. The surface of a majority of the blocks are smooth.
The small block running along the top and bottom of the upper
wall are decorative. The perforated blocks are embedded with
lights behind a grill. Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to
board: "W 20, USA Arch. Wright, Frank Lloyd: 1869-. Tulsa,
Oklahoma. Res. R. L. Jones. 1929. Interior: Living Room. Photo:
Andrews 1338." Photographed by
Wayne Andrews. Acquired from the
archives of the University of Minnesota.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
S#: 0910.60.0420 |
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Date:
Circa 1952
Title:
Richard Lloyd Jones
House "Westhope,", Tulsa, Oklahoma, C 1952 (1929 - S.227).
Description: View of the
Entry Hall. The front door is to the right. The Living Room is
behind the camera. Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd Wright’s
cousin and founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of textile
blocks and glass. The surface of a majority of the blocks are
smooth. The perforated blocks are embedded with lights behind a
grill. Mounted to gray board. Label pasted to board: "W 20, USA
Arch. Wright, Frank Lloyd: 1869-. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Res. R. L.
Jones. 1929. Interior: Front Hall. Photo: Andrews 1339."
Photographed by
Wayne Andrews. Acquired from the
archives of the University of Minnesota.
Size:
Original 9.5 x 7.5
B&W Photograph.
S#: 0910.61.0420 |
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Date:
1975
Title:
1) Entryway side of the home, from the street.
Description: Photographed by Wright associate Yugio Futgawa,
Japanese author and architectural photographer. This photograph was used in
publishing “GI
9: Global Interior #9: Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright 1" Futagawa 1975, page 176.
Size:
Original 9.75 by 6.75 silver gelatin photograph.
S#:
1966.02.1206 |
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Date:
1975
Title:
2) Left side of Entryway.
Description:
Photographed by Wright associate Yugio Futgawa, Japanese author and
architectural photographer. This photograph was used in publishing “GI
9: Global Interior #9: Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright 1" Futagawa 1975,
page 178.
Size:
Original
9.75 by 6.75
silver gelatin photograph.
S#: 1966.04.1206 |
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Date:
1975
Title:
3) Detail of Entryway.
Description:
Photographed by Wright associate Yugio Futgawa, Japanese author and
architectural photographer. Published in "Frank Lloyd Wright Monograph
1924-1936 Volume 5", 1990 Pfeiffer, Image 138 in color; "Frank Lloyd
Wright Selected Houses 8, 1991 Pfeiffer", Page 101. This photograph was used in
publishing “GI
9: Global Interior #9: Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright 1" Futagawa 1975, page 177.
Size:
Original 6.75 by 9.75
silver gelatin photograph.
S#: 1966.03.1206 |
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Date:
1975
Title:
4) Glass Conservatory.
Description:
Photographed by Wright associate Yugio Futgawa, Japanese author
and architectural photographer. Published in "Frank Lloyd Wright Monograph
1924-1936 Volume 5", 1990 Pfeiffer,
Image 139 in color. This photograph was used in publishing “GI
9: Global Interior #9: Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright 1"
Futagawa 1975, page 181.
Size:
Original
6.75 by 9.75 silver gelatin photograph.
S#: 1966.06.1206 |
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Date:
1975
Title:
5) Living Room.
Description: Photographed by Wright associate Yugio Futgawa, Japanese author and
architectural photographer. This photograph was used in publishing “GI
9: Global Interior #9: Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright 1" Futagawa 1975,
page 180.
Size:
Original 9.75 by 6.75 silver gelatin photograph.
S#:
1966.05.1206 |
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Date:
1999
Title:
Bookends After the Richard Lloyd Jones House, Tulsa, Oklahoma,
1999 (1929 - S.227).
Description: Richard Lloyd Jones was Frank Lloyd
Wright’s cousin and founder of The Tulsa Tribune. Constructed of
textile blocks and glass. The surface of a majority of the
blocks are smooth. The small block above the windows and running
along the top of the chimney are decorative. Perforated blocks
are embedded with lights behind a grill. These bookends are a
representation of the perforated blocks. Published in The Frank
Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Museum Catalog, 1999/2000. Caption:
"A useful architectural accent for home or office, our
distinguished bookends are adapted from concrete patterns at the
Richard Lloyd Jones House (1929, Tulsa, Oklahoma). Of cast
stone: 9" high. Pair $80.00."
Size:
9"H x 3.25W x 3.75D.
ST#:
1999.102.0621 |
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PROCEEDS FROM EVERY SALE GOES TO SUPPORT THE WRIGHT LIBRARY.
