Frank Lloyd Wright’s influential classic on Organic Architecture. First edition, first printing, published by Horizon Press in 1954. This is the desirable 1954 Horizon Press first edition, identifiable by the “FLLW / 54″ marking on the front cover. Illustrated throughout with black-and-white photographs, architectural plans, and drawings. This landmark work presents Wright’s philosophy of the American home and features numerous architectural drawings, floor plans, photographs, and illustrations of his Usonian houses. Condition First edition hardcover; no dust jacket. Original natural linen cloth boards with bright orange and black lettering. Binding is tight and square. Pages are clean with no writing or highlighting observed. Exterior cloth shows scattered age-related soiling, light staining, and minor shelf wear. Light wear to corners and spine ends. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are part of the description.
Offered is an original typed note on Taliesin stationery, personally signed by Frank Lloyd Wright in blue ink and dated June 27, 1954. Addressed to The Viking Press in New York, Wright humorously responds to a proposed publication or classification, writing. What you propose is good fun. I don’t want to be famous for my’old age. The note captures Wright’s characteristic wit and self-awareness during the final years of his remarkable career. Documents reflecting his thoughts on aging, fame, and publishing are highly collectible, particularly when they bear his unmistakable handwritten signature on official Taliesin letterhead. Condition is very good overall with expected fold lines from original mailing/storage, light age toning, and minor edge wear. There are period pencil notations on the front (including a June 29, 1954 stamp and collector’s notes), all shown in the photographs. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description. A wonderful addition for collectors of Frank Lloyd Wright, architecture, Taliesin, modern design, signed manuscripts, and 20th-century Americana. From the Scottsdale, Arizona estate of a prominent Frank Lloyd Wright collector and former Taliesin student. Please check out my other listings for additional original Frank Lloyd Wright letters, signed documents, architectural ephemera, and other material from this remarkable collection.
Title: The Japanese Print: An Interpretation. Author: Frank Lloyd Wright. Publisher: Horizon Press, New York (1967 Edition). Up for sale is a beautiful vintage copy of Frank Lloyd Wright’s The Japanese Print: An Interpretation. Originally drafted by Wright in 1912, this mid-century edition features the distinctive, bold geometric cover design honoring his signature aesthetic style. This volume is highly sought after by collectors of Frank Lloyd Wright, architectural scholars, and enthusiasts of traditional Japanese woodblock prints (ukiyo-e). Cover/Spine: Features the striking yellow and red cover art. Shows minor surface wear, slight toning, and minimal edge bumping consistent with age (please inspect photos carefully). Binding: Firm and intact / tight and clean. Pages: Crisp, clean, and free of writing, highlighting, or dog-ears. Slipcase is included but there are a couple of minor stains on it as can be seen in the photo. Please examine all provided high-resolution photographs to make your own final assessment.
Frank Lloyd Wright An Autobiography. Faber & Faber Limited. And the Hyperion Press Limited. (hard to find edition printed in Great Britian). Inside marked: First published in Mcmxlv (1945). By Faber and Faber Limited. 24 Russell Square London W C 1. Printed in Great Britian by. MacLehose and Company Limited. The University Press Glasgow. Overall good used condition. NOTE; The inside first blank page is a hand written note. To Jamie, From Mother. June 17th 1946 , see scan. No other markings or highlighting. Includes some pages of b/w pictures.
The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright – 1965 Horizon The Great Wendingen Edition – Slipcase. Celebrate one of the most influential architects in American history with this 1965 Horizon Press “Great Wendingen Edition, ” a monumental 13.25″ x 13.5″ volume that captures the artistry, vision, and architectural philosophy of Frank Lloyd Wright at a grand scale. Originally published as part of the avant-garde Wendingen series in the 1920s, this edition became legendary for its striking design, bold layout, and exquisite black-and-white illustrations -a format that helped cement Wright’s international reputation. This Horizon Press reissue honors that legacy with contributions by Wright himself, an introduction by H. Wijdeveld, and essays by renowned European architects and American writers who interpreted Wright’s groundbreaking influence. This edition also includes a new introduction written expressly for this 1965 printing by Wright’s widow, adding a personal and historical dimension. With today’s renewed enthusiasm for authentic mid-century modernism, sustainable design, and architectural history, this volume remains a timely and compelling centerpiece for collectors and scholars alike. Title: The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Author: Frank Lloyd Wright. Edition: Great Wendingen Edition (Horizon Press reissue). Binding: Linen-covered hardcover; red and gilt spine titling; uncut pages. Slipcase: Present; rubbing and paper splits; structurally sound. Pages: 164 pages ; fully illustrated in black & white with plans, drawings, and photographs. Dimensions: 13.25 in × 13.5 in. Subject: Architecture, Modernism, Design History. Topic: Frank Lloyd Wright’s life-work, organic architecture, international architectural commentary. Notable Details: Contributions by Frank Lloyd Wright; introduction by H. Wijdeveld; essays by European architects and American writers; new introduction for this edition by Mrs. Keywords: Frank Lloyd Wright Wendingen Edition, 1965 Horizon Press Architecture, Large Format Architecture Book, Organic Architecture, Mid-Century Modern Design, Architectural Monograph, Wright Illustrated Book.
The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright – 1965 Horizon Press Reissue of the Great Wendingen Edition – Slipcase. Celebrate one of the most influential architects in American history with this 1965 Horizon Press “Great Wendingen Edition, ” a monumental 13″ x 13″ volume that captures the artistry, vision, and architectural philosophy of Frank Lloyd Wright at a grand scale. Originally published as part of the avant-garde. Series in the 1920s, this edition became legendary for its striking design, bold layout, and exquisite black-and-white illustrations -a format that helped cement Wright’s international reputation. This Horizon Press reissue honors that legacy with contributions by Wright himself, an introduction by H. Wijdeveld, and essays by renowned European architects and American writers who interpreted Wright’s groundbreaking influence. This edition also includes a new introduction written expressly for this 1965 printing by Wright’s widow, adding a personal and historical dimension. With today’s renewed enthusiasm for authentic mid-century modernism, sustainable design, and architectural history, this volume remains a timely and compelling centerpiece for collectors and scholars alike. The linen-covered boards present beautifully, showing slight edge staining from slipcase contact and a mildly faded spine. The red and gilt spine titling remains crisp, with light wear along the lower decorative design. Interior pages- 164 pages of uncut, beautifully printed material -are clean, bright, richly illustrated, and only lightly handled. The slipcase, with printed label, shows rubbing, shelf fading, and splits in the paper covering, yet remains sturdy and visually appealing, offering strong protection for this large-format architectural classic. Title: The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Author: Frank Lloyd Wright. Edition: Great Wendingen Edition (Horizon Press reissue). Binding: Linen-covered hardcover; red and gilt spine titling; uncut pages. Slipcase: Present; rubbing and paper splits; structurally sound. Pages: 164 pages ; fully illustrated in black & white with plans, drawings, and photographs. Dimensions: 13 in × 13 in. Subject: Architecture, Modernism, Design History. Topic: Frank Lloyd Wright’s life-work, organic architecture, international architectural commentary. Notable Details: Contributions by Frank Lloyd Wright; introduction by H. Wijdeveld; essays by European architects and American writers; new introduction for this edition by Mrs. Keywords: Frank Lloyd Wright Wendingen Edition, 1965 Horizon Press Architecture, Large Format Architecture Book, Organic Architecture, Mid-Century Modern Design, Architectural Monograph, Wright Illustrated Book. ? Please review all photos carefully for condition and content details, and feel free to reach out with any questions.
Frank Lloyd Wright – Selected Drawings Portfolio, Volume II. Horizon Press, New York. Limited Numbered Edition – Serial No. Offered is an original limited-edition copy of Frank Lloyd Wright: Selected Drawings – Volume II, published by Horizon Press and issued in a strictly limited numbered edition. This is copy A044, a low-numbered example from the original run. Volume II contains a curated selection of Wright’s architectural drawings reproduced as large, loose folio plates, reflecting his work from the Prairie period through later organic architecture. These portfolios were produced as collectible presentation editions and remain one of the most respected printed archives of Wright’s work. Publisher: Horizon Press, New York. Edition: Limited numbered edition. Format: Large loose-plate folio portfolio. Contents: (typically 50 plates – revise if different). Approximate Size: 18 x 24 inches per plate. Era of Publication: 1979. Plates are clean with no writing, tears, or stains. Portfolio case shows light shelf wear from age. All plates accounted for. Color and line definition remain sharp. No smoke odor or moisture damage. Low serial number enhances collectibility. Ideal for architecture libraries, private collections, or framing. Comparable copies regularly command strong market interest. Low offers will be declined.
First edition hardcover of. Frank Lloyd Wright: An American Architecture. Edited by Edgar Kaufmann and published by Horizon Press in 1955. Profusely illustrated with photographs, sketches, and plans (269 pages). Book: Very Good – clean cloth boards with light shelf wear, tight binding, and clean pages showing only mild age toning. Not ex-library, no remainder marks, no inscriptions. Dust Jacket: Fair – original jacket present but price-clipped. Shows significant edge wear, creasing, and multiple small tears. Clear tape reinforcement along folds and top edge, with some peeling and wrinkling of the protective laminate. Despite wear, the jacket is complete and all text/design remain legible. A solid and desirable first edition – book Very Good, jacket Fair – suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Book sleeve is pretty sun faded on top almost all the brown has been bleached out fades back to original color beyond that. Biok itself looks like the fabric covers have a bit of moisture exposure a few stains. Most of the book itself is pretty clean besides that. Discover the stunning architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright with this edition of “The Works of Frank Lloyd Wright Great Wendingen Edition” book published in 1965 by Horizon Press. Frank Lloyd Wright, this collectible book is a must-have for architecture enthusiasts and fans of Frank Lloyd Wright. Explore the pages of this beautifully designed book and be inspired by the breathtaking designs and innovative ideas of one of the greatest architects of all time. Published in English, this book is a valuable addition to any collection of antiquarian and collectible books. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this masterpiece.
