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.

Offered is an original Taliesin Spring Green, Wisconsin typed note dated August 19, 1940, personally signed by Frank Lloyd Wright in black ink. The note is addressed to. Day was an accomplished Philadelphia architect, housing planner, and educator. The son of prominent architect Frank Miles Day, Kenneth established his own architectural practice and later taught architecture at Yale University, making this correspondence one between two significant American architects. My dear Day: Intend staying only for the office I perform but thank you sincerely for your kind invitation. The message reflects a cordial professional friendship, with Wright politely declining Day’s invitation while expressing his appreciation. Signed correspondence exchanged directly between Frank Lloyd Wright and fellow architects is considerably scarcer than routine business letters and offers a fascinating glimpse into Wright’s professional network during the early 1940s. The signature is a bold example of Wright’s characteristic autograph and appears on original Taliesin stationery from Spring Green, Wisconsin, predating the establishment of Taliesin West as his primary winter residence. Condition: Good vintage condition with expected mailing folds, light age toning, and scattered brown spotting near the lower portion of the sheet as shown in the photographs. The spotting does not affect the text or signature. Please review all photos carefully, as they are an important part of the description. A wonderful opportunity to acquire an original signed Frank Lloyd Wright document connected to another important American architect and dating to the height of Wright’s career. From the Scottsdale, Arizona estate of a prominent Frank Lloyd Wright collector and 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.

The Vintage (1989) Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House architectural scale model kit is a highly sought-after collectible for architecture enthusiasts. This kit allows fans to recreate a detailed replica of the iconic building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, perfect for display or as part of a building theme collection. The kit captures the essence of the historic Robie House with precision and attention to detail, making it a valuable addition to any architectural memorabilia collection. Produced and designed by Victor Veldhuzzen Van Zanten, Rotterdam, Holland. Model Kit authorized by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. All 22 sheets included in very fine condition.

This is from the set of blueprints sent to the original owners. This is page four, the highly sought after elevations page, of the set. It’s a striking geometric blueprint, bold and beautiful. Frank Lloyd Wright’s signature in its customary box, lower left (from original drawing). Euchtman’s approval signature is just above it. A great showpiece of the greatest architect of all time. Measures 30.75 inches wide x 19.75 inches high. There is writing on the back in pencil with the owner’s name/address and some other info. Provenance: from a collection of blueprints and correspondence of the original and subsequent owners of the home. Blueprint has wear around the edges as customary for a blueprint of this age.

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT STERLING SILVER TURQUOISE BAND RING SIZE 7.5.

Rare Frank Lloyd Wright Black Metal Magazine Wood Rack Circles Squares Arts Craft. In as shown pre-owned very good condition. Please look at images as they show the images condition. 1 light scratc and 1 leg showing minor minor rust. Dimensions: 20.5″H x 18″W (Folded). 14″H x 17.5″W (Opened).

This rare lot perfectly bridges the gap between early American colonial heritage and the romantic revival styles of the 1920s suburban housing boom. All pieces in this collection are directly anchored, edited, or compiled by the legendary architectural editor Russell F. It represents an invaluable reference suite for historical preservationists, practicing traditional architects, and passionate collectors of early Americana. ? THE CROWN JEWEL ANCHOR BOOK: 1. “GOOD HOUSES: Typical Historic Architectural Styles for Modern Wood-Built Homes” (1922, 1st Edition, Weyerhaeuser Forest Products) A masterpiece of 1920s trade publishing. This comprehensive 63-page volume is highly sought after for its gorgeous, evocative illustrations by Birch Burdette Long (celebrated collaborator of Frank Lloyd Wright). It details exactly how classic colonial archetypes can be beautifully translated into modern 20th-century residential framing. ?? THE WHITE PINE / MONOGRAPH SERIES PAMPHLETS: Includes five beautifully preserved issues featuring exquisite full-page architectural photography, intricate floor plans, and meticulously drafted measured structural drawings: 2. XII, Number 5 (1926): “Early Dwellings in New Hampshire” by A. (Classic early yellow-cover branding). XV, Number 1 (1929): “Churches in Eight American Colonies Differing in Elements of Design” by Hobart B. XV, Number 6 (1929): “Annapolis on the Severn” by Delos Smith. (Superb regional Maryland piece). XVI, Number 5 (1930): “Wye House, Home of the Lloyds (Talbot County, Maryland)” by Elliott L. XVI, Number 6 (1930): “Public Buildings, Part One” by J. Collector’s Note: Items 5 & 6 represent a highly desirable consecutive run from Volume XVI! ? CONDITION REPORT: These items have been remarkably well-preserved over the last century. Exteriors: Clean, authentic paper wraps showing elegant, age-appropriate toning, light edge wear, and faint surface dusting that enhances their vintage character. Structurally: Spines are completely intact, and original staples remain solid. No major splits or loose covers. Interiors: Crisp, clean, and free of severe staining, major tears, or egregious highlighting. All premium photography plates, diagrams, and blueprints are fully present and uncompromised.

Frank Lloyd Wright 1990 Phoenix Art Museum Exhibition Poster 11″ x 36″ Rare Vtg.

Offered is a scarce oversized Japanese architectural publication documenting Frank Lloyd Wright’s Jiyu Gakuen Myonichikan (Freedom School / House of Tomorrow) in Tokyo, Japan. This beautifully produced volume contains detailed measured drawings, architectural plans, elevations, historical information, and photographs documenting one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most significant surviving works in Japan. Published in Japanese, it serves as an exceptional reference for architects, preservationists, collectors, and admirers of Wright’s work. The title translates approximately to. “Jiyu Gakuen Myonichikan Measured Drawings”. The cover credits Frank Lloyd Wright and Arata Endo, Wright’s chief Japanese associate, whose collaboration was instrumental in the construction of the building. Oversized softcover architectural portfolio. Text entirely in Japanese. Numerous measured drawings, elevations, floor plans, and architectural details. Historical photographs and documentation. Scholarly reference on one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most important Japanese commissions. Scarce publication seldom found outside Japan. Approximately 15.5″ x 10.5″. Good vintage condition with light age-related wear. Minor scuffs and discoloration to the covers, including an old label removal mark on the rear cover. Interior pages are clean with expected light age toning. Please review all photographs carefully as they are part of the description. An outstanding addition to any Frank Lloyd Wright, Prairie School, Japanese architecture, architectural history, or design library. Large-format Wright publications like this are increasingly difficult to source, especially outside Japan. Keywords: Frank Lloyd Wright, Jiyu Gakuen, Myonichikan, Freedom School, Arata Endo, Japan, Tokyo, architecture, measured drawings, architectural plans, Prairie School, Japanese architecture, oversized book, rare architectural reference, design, architectural history.

Offered is an original typed note on Taliesin West stationery, personally signed by Frank Lloyd Wright in black ink and dated December 31, 1956. The note is addressed to Leighton Rollins, noted theater producer, educator, and Santa Barbara arts leader who was active with The Experiment in International Living. Rollins was a well-known figure in California’s cultural community and maintained friendships with many leading artists, architects, and intellectuals of the period. The message reads in part. Dear Leighton: Easier on me to go to hotel. Wright then adds an especially significant postscript. Will send drawing of the Mile High to the Museum. This reference is particularly noteworthy, as it almost certainly concerns Wright’s legendary Mile High Illinois skyscraper proposal, one of the most ambitious architectural concepts of the twentieth century. Introduced in 1956, the design has become one of the architect’s most recognizable unbuilt projects. A signed note directly referencing the Mile High project is an outstanding piece of Frank Lloyd Wright history. The note is signed beneath the typed name on official Taliesin West stationery, dating from the final years of Wright’s extraordinary career. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and accurately represent the condition of the piece. An exceptional opportunity for collectors of Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin West, architectural manuscripts, signed correspondence, and twentieth-century modern design-especially examples connected to the iconic Mile High Illinois project. From the Scottsdale, Arizona estate of a prominent Frank Lloyd Wright collector and 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.