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WRIGHT
STUDIES AND PHOTO ESSAYS |
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Touring
a Frank Lloyd Wright home is like walking through a three
dimensional piece of artwork. It surrounds you. It touches your
senses. The merging of interior and exterior mediums is
remarkable. It touches the soul. Like other creative and
artistic geniuses such as Picasso and Dylan, Wright
constantly evolved. Moving from one period to the next. Like
designing the Moore Residence, but never another in that
style. While others spent their careers copying and
elaborating on the Prairie style, Wright moved on.
Frank Lloyd
Wright designs can be described, analyzed, explored and
studied in so many ways. The depth and complexity of his
designs are overwhelming. What we study are
details. From details of his stained glass
windows and fixtures, to his perforated wood cut light
screens to his mitered glass corners, his details are
ingenious. I am always overwhelmed when I see the complexity
of the Dana Butterfly light fixture. His imaginative use of
material and space, doors that open outward, cantilevered
roofs, or corner doors that when opened remove corners; Hiis
details are endless. |
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Wright Studies |
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Abraham Lincoln
Center (S.095)
W.
Adams (S.048)
Adelman (S.344)
American
System-Built Homes (S.200-204)
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Arnold Residence
(S.374)
Ausgeführte Bauten
(1910)
Bagley Residence (S.028)
Frank J. Baker (S.151)
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Browne's Bookstore
(S.141)
Charnley Residence
(S.009)
W. I. Clark Residence (S.013)
Como Orchard Summer
Colony (S.144)
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Elam Residence
(S.336)
Emmond Residence (1892)
"Eve of St. Agnes" (1896)
Feiman Residence
(S.371)
Francisco Terrace (S#030)
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NEW:
Post Residence (1957)
NEW:
Llewellyn
Wright Residence (1953)
NEW:
Glore Residence (1951)
NEW:
Gordon
Residence (1956)
NEW:
Joseph J. Walser
Residence (1903)
NEW:
Luxfer Prism
Glass (1898) |
RECENT:
Liberty Magazine Covers (1926-28)
RECENT:
Francis J. Woolley
Residence (1893) RECENT:
William
MacHarg Residence (1891)
RECENT:
Dr. Allison W. Harlan House (1892)
RECENT:
Robert P. Parker
Residence (1892)
RECENT: Thomas
H. Gale Residence
(1892) |
RECENT: Heller
Residence (1896)
RECENT: Abraham Lincoln
Center (1903) RECENT:
Frank J. Baker
Residence (1909)
RECENT:
Blossom
Residence & Garage (1892)
RECENT:
Brigham Residence
(1908)
RECENT:
McArthur
Residence (1892) |
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Photographic Chronology of Frank Lloyd Wright Portraits/span> |

Chancey L. Williams (S.033) and the Books Published by Way &
Williams
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"The
Eve of St, Agnes" (1896)
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"The House Beautiful"
(1896-1898) |

Frank Lloyd Wright's
First Published Article (1898)
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Anatomy Of A
Design
"March Balloons"
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James Charnley
Residence, Chicago, IL (1890 - S.009) |

MacHarg
Residence
Chicago Il
(1891 - S.010) |
McArthur
Residence,
Chicago, IL (1892 - S.011) |
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Kenwood
(Harding) Dining Room Remodel,
Chicago, IL
(1903 - S.012) |

W. Irving Clark
Residence, LaGrange, IL, (1893 - S.013) |

George
Blossom Residence, Chicago, IL (1892 - S.014)
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Robert
Emmond Residence, LaGrange, IL. (1892 - S.015) |

Thomas H. Gale
Residence, Oak Park, IL
(1892 - S.016).
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Robert P. Parker
Residence, Oak Park, IL (1892 - S.017) |
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Dr. Allison Harlan House, Chicago, IL, (1892 - S.018) |

Lamp Cottage, Rocky Roost, Lake
Mendota, Madison, WI (1893, 1902 - S.021) |

Francis J. Woolley
Residence,
Oak Park, IL (1893 - S.023) |
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Robert W.
Roloson Rowhouses, Chicago, IL
(1894 - S.026)
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Frederick
Bagley Residence, Hinsdale, Illinois (1894 - S.028) |
Peter Goan Residence,
La Grange, Illinois 2018
(1893 - S.029) |
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Francisco
Terrace (1895 -
S.030) |
Waller Apartments
(1895 - S.031) |
Williams Residence,
River Forest, Illinois
(1895 - S.033) |
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Heller Residence,
Chicago, Illinois
(1896 - S.038) |
Heller
Residence,
Chicago, Illinois
(1896 -
S.038) |

Luxfer Prism Glass (1898) |
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 Husser Residence,
Chicago (1899 - S.046)
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Copper Weed Urn
and Weed Holder (Circa 1900)
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Williams Adams
Residence, Chicago, Illinois (1900 - S.048) |
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Henderson Residence,
Elmhurst, IL (1901 - S.057)
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Joseph J.
Walser Residence Chicago, IL (1903 - S.091) |

Abraham Lincoln
Center Chicago, Illinois
(1903 - S.095) |
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Sutton Residence,
McCook, Nebraska (1905 - S.106)
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Frank L. Smith Bank, Dwight,
Illinois (1905 - S.111) |

Pebbles & Balch Remodel,
Oak Park (1907 - S.131)
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 Blossom
Garage, Chicago, IL (1907
- S.133) |

Browne's Bookstore, Chicago,
IL (1907 - S.141)
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Japanese Print
Stand (1908)
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Horner Residence,
Chicago (1908 - S.142)
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Brigham Residence,
Glencoe,
Illinois
(1908 - S.184) |

Como
Orchard Summer Colony (University Heights), Darby, Montana (1909 - S.144)
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Bitter Root
Inn, Bitter Root, Montana near Stevensville (1908 - S.145)
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Frank J. Baker
Residence, Wilmette, Illinois (1909/1920 - S.151) |

Oscar Steffens
Residence, Chicago, IL (1909 - S.153)
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Thurber Art
Galleries,
Chicago, IL (1909 - S.154)
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Stohr Arcade Building, Chicago, IL
(1909 - S.162)
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Ausgeführte Bauten und
Entwürfe von Frank Lloyd Wright (1910) |

Banff National Park
Pavilion, Banff, Alberta (1911) (S.170)
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Lake Geneva Hotel, Lake
Geneva, WI (1911 - S.171)
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Midway Gardens, Chicago,
Illinois (1913 - S.180)
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Midway Gardens Dish, Chicago,
Illinois (1913 - S.180)
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A. D.
German Warehouse
(1915
- S.183) |

Imperial Hotel (1915 - S.194) Silverware and Monogram |

American
System-Built Homes (1915-1917 - S.200-204) |
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Millard Residence La Miniatura (1923 - S.214) |

Nakoma Clubhouse
(1923/1924 - 2001) |

Taliesin III
(1923 - S.218) |
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Liberty Magazine Covers
(1926-28) |
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Taliesin
Fellowship Complex (1932 - S.228) |

The Disappearing City (1932)
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Taliesin West (1937
- S.241) |
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Loren B. Pope
Residence, Falls Church, Virginia (1939 - S.268)
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Griggs Residence, Tacoma
(Lakewood), Washington (1945 - S.290)
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Unitarian Meeting
House
(1947 - S.291) |
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Opus 497 (1944-45)
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V.C. Morris Gift Shop (1948
- S.310) |

Hartford Cottage
Group Center Blueprints, Scheme II (Project 1948)
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Pearce Residence,
Bradbury, CA
(1950 - S.320) |

Zimmerman Residence,
Manchester, NH (1950 - S.333)
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Elam Residence, Austin,
Minnesota (1950 - S.336)
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Shavin Residence,
Chattanooga, Tennessee (1950 - S.339)
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"Sixty Years of Living Architecture: The Work of Frank Lloyd
Wright." Exhibition 1951-1956
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Glore
Residence, Lake Forest, IL (1951 - S.341) |
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Rubin Residence
(1951 - S.343) |

Benjamin Adelman Residence,
Phoenix, AZ (1951 - S.344) |

Brandes
Residence, Sammamish (Issaquah), Washington (1952 - S.350)
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Blair
Residence, Cody, Wyoming (1952 - S.351)
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Teater
Studio-Residence, Bliss, Idaho (1952 - S.352)
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Marden
Residence, Mclean, Virginia (1952 - S.357)
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Llewellyn
Wright Residence (1953 - S.358) |

Dobkins
Residence
(1953 - S.362) |
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Zeta Beta
Tau Fraternity
House (1952 Project) |
Cooke Residence,
Virginia Beach, Virginia (1953 - S.360) |

Jorgine Boomer
Residence, Phoenix, Arizona (1953 - S.361)
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Riverside
Terrace Restaurant 2016 (1953 - S.367) |

Feiman Residence,
Canton, Ohio (1954 -
S.371)
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Beth Sholom
Synagogue
(1954 - S.373) |
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Arnold Residence 2017 (1954 - S.374) |

Hoffman Auto
Showroom, New York, New York (1954 - S.380)
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Harold
Price Sr. Residence (1954 - S.378) |
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Thaxton Residence,
Houston, TX (1954 - S.384) |

Kalil
Residence, Manchester, NH (1955 - S.387)
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Tracy
Residence, Normandy Park, Washington (1955 - S.389)
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Usonian
Automatic Homes
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Blumberg
Residence, Clinton, Iowa (1955 Project)
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J. L. Smith Residence, Kane County, Illinois (1955
Project) |

Trier
Residence, Johnston (Des Moines), Iowa (1956 - S.398)
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Guggenheim Museum
(1956 -
S.400) |
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Wyoming
Valley School Chair & Stool, Wisconsin (1956 - S.401) |

Carl
Post Residence Barrington Hills, Illinois, (1957 - S.409.1) |

Gordon Residence,
Willsonville, Oregon
(1956 - S.419)
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Lockridge Medical
Clinic, Whitefish, Montana (1958 - S.425)
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Stromquist Residence,
Bountiful, Utah (1958 - S.429)
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Seth
Peterson Cottage
(1958 -
S.430) |
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Pilgrim
Congregational Church (1958 - S.431) |

Luechauer Clinic
(Ptoject
1958) |

Aime & Norman Lykes Residence (1959/66 - S.433) |
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Furniture of the Nakoma Clubhouse. |
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