SUPPORT THE WRIGHT LIBRARY PROCEEDS FROM EVERY SALE GOES TO SUPPORT THE WRIGHT LIBRARY. CLICK TO ORDER.           WE PROUDLY SUPPORT THE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOUNDATION     WE PROUDLY SUPPORT THE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT BUILDING CONSERVANCY   WE PROUDLY SUPPORT FALLINGWATER AND THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA CONSERVANCY       AIRLINES     ATTACHE    MAINLINER    PSA MAGAZINE    SKY MAGAZINE    SOUTHWEST AIRLINES    US AIR      ATTACHE     Date: 2000 Title: Attache - April 2000 (Published monthly by Pace Communications, Greensboro, NC) Author: Sertl, William Description: "A River Runs Through It. Is Fallingwater the pinnacle of twentieth-century American architecture? The house’s most striking features, the great cantilevered balconies that jut out over the water, appear like natural formations in the rocks themselves... Would Fallingwater be a flop were it built today? In an era whose mantra insists that bigger is better, Wright’s masterpiece remains unapologetically small. Includes ten photographs by Paul Rocheleau. Original single issue price $7.50. Size: 8 x 10.9 Pages: Pp 46-53 ST#: 2000.71.0715             MAINLINER     Date: 1960 Title: Mainliner, A Magazine For United Air Lines Guests - December 1960 (Published monthly by United Air Lines, Chicago, Illinois) Author: Karmin, Bennett Description: The Guggenheim Museum. Frank Lloyd Wright - or wrong?        The longest queues in New York City last year moved uptown from Radio City Music Hall to a cream colored, cyclonic structure called with good-natured irreverence "The Wright Thing."        Under the uneasy scrutiny of chestnut vendors and mounted patrolmen, thousands of curious visitors, half dollars in hand, waited patiently to view the inside of The Guggenheim Museum - one of New York's newest and most startling structures. Rising like an enormous top among the staid mansions of the upper East Side, it faces Central Park and snakes capriciously along Fifth avenue and up East 89th street.        Two years a-building, The Guggenheim is a dazzling repository of the city's largest collection of contemporary art, a landmark for the culture prone, at once a shrine and outrage to the country's architectural fraternity. Designed by the late Frank Lloyd Wright, it is a puzzling memorial to a puzzling genius whose eccentricity is given free reign in this, his last architectural blockbuster...        Includes three photographs of the Guggenheim Museum. Size: 8 x 11.25 Pages: Pp 6-7 S#: 1458.150.0826             PSA MAGAZINE     Date: 1980 Title: PSA Magazine - January 1980 Author: Pastier, John Description: In the Shadow of Frank Lloyd Wright; Can Taliesin West perpetuate the Master’s Legacy? Size: Pages: Pp 2, 85-9 ST#: 1980.02.0202             SKY MAGAZINE     Date: 1992 Title: Sky Magazine - June 1992 Author: Ward, Bernie Description: He went to the woods and fields. (See March Balloons) Size: Pages: Pp Cover, 7, 92-99 ST#: 1992.04.0401             SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SPIRIT     Date: 2006 Title: Southwest Airlines Spirit - March 2006 (Published monthly by AAP Custom) Author: Klein, Julia M. Description: “As If By Design”.  In Arizona, Life takes form at Taliesin West, Where Frank Lloyd Wright’s work and memory still enlighten. Includes eight photographs.  Original cover price $3.00.  Size: 8 x 10.5 Pages: Pp 4, 134-6 138 140-1 ST#: 2006.11.0207             US AIR     Date: 1989 Title: US Air - September 1989 (Clipping only) Author: Donohue, Judith Higgins Description: Meyer May House Restoration. "Preserving Genius. ‘If the rood doesn’t leak, the architect hasn’t been creative enough,’ Frank Lloyd Wright reportedly once said. But in addition to leaky roofs, his houses have sagging balconies and dining room without access to the kitchen. He designed some homes with no bedrooms, no closets, and poor ventilation, and steadfastly refused to apologize for any of his blunders. He never completed a project on time, and always spent for more than budgeted. Yet three decades after his death, Wright is still revered as the greatest architect who ever lived - a visionary who brought an entirely new perspective to the world of architecture..." Includes three photographs of the Meyer May residence and two of Fallingwater. Complimentary copy. Gift from Kathryn Smith. Size: 8 x 11 Pages: Pp 56-59, 62-64, 68, 70, 72-73 ST#: 1989.105.0616

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