The slipcase is damaged at the spine and has age-related stains. The cloth-bound cover and margins show foxing and discoloration. Pages and photo plates are in good condition. Please refer to the photos. Title:Frank Lloyd Wright: The Great Wendingen Edition. Format:Hardcover with slipcase. Features:This is the 1965 reprint of the classic Wendingen edition originally published in the 1920s. It presents Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural works with photos, drawings, and commentary in a large-format art book. 34.5cm × 33.5cm. Thank you for looking at our items! We are sellers who sells a lot of great Japanese items. Please look at our other item if you like! If you have any questions about the condition of the product, accessories, or any other questions, please feel free to message us. We are happy to answer all your concerns. Overseas Buyers – Notes. Thank you for understanding. We are in japan. Customer service and satisfaction are very important to us. Please remember to take detailed photos of all items to avoid any problems.
The Shining Brow: Frank Lloyd Wright. By Olgivanna Lloyd Wright. New York: Horizon Press. 9 x 6.5, 8vo. Dust jacket is worn but still attractive, with water dampness staining to edges, shelf wear, and some tears. Front and rear boards exhibit toning to edges, and water dampness staining to bottom edge. Spine cocked with head and tail bumped. Front and rear paste-down/end-pages show toning due to water dampness staining. Text-block in fair condition with dampness staining to bottom edge. Typical toning throughout text-block with some instances of offsetting and previously dog-eared pages. In this first edition of The Shining Brow: Frank Lloyd Wright, Mrs. Wright gives us an incomparable personal portrait of the master architect who was her husband, and of their fascinating life together. And in the course of her story, Olgivanna’s own reflections and shared experiences provide a wonderfully vivid self-portrait as well. The Shining Brow is full of adventures so intense and delights so varied that – opened at any page – it engage’s one’s interest immediately.
The Architecture and Design of Frank Lloyd Wright (Limited to 250 copies of the original Wasmuth edition, restored to original size) Frank Lloyd Wright 100 leaves 105x41cm Portfolios Large format boxed damage Good in body with commentary. We offer a 30 Day MoneyBack Guarantee. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank You for Visiting Our Store! Please enjoy your shopping experience. Vielen Dank für Ihren Besuch in unserem Shop! Viel Spaß beim Einkaufen. Merci de visiter notre boutique! Profitez de votre expérience de shopping. Grazie per aver visitato il nostro negozio!
164 pages, Printed on both sides by each sheet. The Life-Work of teh American Architect Frank LLoyd Wright with contributions by Frank Loyd Wright. An introduction by architect H. Wijdeveld and many articles by famous European architects and American writers. Introduction written by Mrs. Frank Llod Wright Volume.
The Story Of The Tower. The Tree That Escaped the Crowded Forest. 1956 Horizon Press First Edition 1. Printing hardcover with jacket. The Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma is an innovative building that changed the horizon of the Oklahoma prairie and the world of architecture. The tower was constructed for the H. Price Company as its world headquarters. The Price Tower is Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper. Wright took his inspiration for the cantilevered design from a tree. In fact, the Price Tower has been called the tree that escaped the crowded forest. Wright wrote this book, The Story of the Tower, documenting the Price Tower and its construction.
Cool World is a Pop-Culture Smorgasbord! We never use stock images and we hand-check all of our books! 1953 1st Horizon Press edition. Fair, price-clipped damaged jacket over near fine book. Retains a fascinating gift inscription from Gerry and Priscilla Peirce to Caroline and Arthur Brown. Book has a watercolor painting and gift inscription on the front page that reads. Merry Xmas / To Caroline and Arthur Brown from all the Peirces 1953. Our research strongly suggests that. Arthur Brown is the notable Arizona architect who is known as “Tuscon’s pioneer of solar design, “. And that the watercolor painting on the frontpage is likely by the equally notable Tuscon watercolorist, Gerry Peirce. In 1948, Planned Parenthood founder, Margaret Sanger, wanted to have a house built and approached Wright to design it. Wright declined, lamenting the smallness of the project. She then approached Arthur Brown who designed her house which is now a registered building on the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In 1949, soon after the house was built, Margaret Sanger, a student of Gerry Pierce, hosted the first meeting of the Tuscon Watercolor Guild at that house. The Tuscon Watercolor Guild was founded by Gerry Peirce in 1947. So, this book, apparently bought new when it came out by Gerry Peirce and his wife, Priscilla, and gifted to Caroline and Arthur Brown seems to be either a joke amongst friends or a nod to Wright for providing Brown with what has become, in the end, one of Brown’s most significant buidlings. Perhaps it was at Sanger’s home that Peirce and Brown established their friendship. It would appear that this book represents the convergence of three of Tuscon Arizona’s most notable residents: Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sangert, the notable artist and founder of the Tuscon Watercolor Guild, Gerry Peirce, and Arthur Brown, one of the pioneers of environmental architecture. To Frank Lloyd Wright in a very specific and especially unusual way. Cool World Pop Culture. Works hard to deliver exceptional products in a timely, professional manner.
The Story Of The Tower. The Tree That Escaped the Crowded Forest. 1956 Horizon Press First Edition 1. Printing hardcover with jacket. The Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma is an innovative building that changed the horizon of the Oklahoma prairie and the world of architecture. The tower was constructed for the H. Price Company as its world headquarters. The Price Tower is Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper. Wright took his inspiration for the cantilevered design from a tree. In fact, the Price Tower has been called the tree that escaped the crowded forest. Wright wrote this book, The Story of the Tower, documenting the Price Tower and its construction.
