First Edition signed copy. Gift message by Frank Lloyd Wright was writtten at Taliesin and dated 1943.
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This piece is not stained glass. The design is reverse applied and molded to the glass. The signature is illegible to me and the frame has an identification plate attached to the right side that reads Dickinson Wright PLLC. Upon research, this DW is a huge law firm and not a product production company. If you know, please fill me in, I would be grateful for the information.
Midway Gardens Frank Lloyd WrightRed A limited edition fine art print by artist Tom Whalen. This print was created for the 2020 “Timeless” exhibition presented by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. The Exhibition was a traveling pop-up art exhibition featuring limited edition prints inspired by the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. The show featured work from over a dozen international artists, with pieces designed in the style of 1930s-era Works Progress Administration (WPA) travel posters. Frank Lloyd Wright: Timeless has toured to Taliesin West (Scottsdale, AZ), Hashimoto Contemporary (New York City) and Taliesin (Spring Green, WI). A portion of proceeds from the exhibition directly benefited the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Limited Edition of 150. Signed and Numbered by the artist. Mint condition; stored flat in an archival sleeve.
Quarto (8″ x 10-1/4″) bound in original white cloth. A biography of his teacher, Louis H. Sullivan, along with Wright’s views on the evolution of modern architecture. Illustrated with reproductions of 39 previously unpublished drawings given to Wright by Sullivan just before his death in 1924. This copy boldly SIGNED on the front endpaper by the author and dated 8 June 1949, Wright’s 80th birthday and perhaps the date of publication. Light wear to spine. Near Fine, lacking the uncommon dustwrapper.
Guerrero: A Photographer’s Journey with Frank Lloyd Wright, Alexander Calder, and Louise Nevelson. PUBLISHER: Princeton Architectural Press. Pedro Guerrero spent 60 years photographing houses of some of the most illustrious American architects and artists of the 20th century. Content includes his photography of Taliesen West, the Arizona home of Frank Lloyd Wright. He also began photographing houses belonging to legendary artists such as Alexander Calder, Marcel Breuer, Julia Child, and many others. Includes candid anecdotes about the personal quirks of some of the aforementioned artists and architects. Please have a good look at the photos for detail of condition. They are of the actual book, and not a generic stock copy picture. This is the exact copy you will receive. Thank you for looking and please let me know if you have any questions.
This piece is not stained glass. The design is reverse applied and molded to the glass. The signature is illegible to me and the frame has an identification plate attached to the right side that reads Dickinson Wright PLLC. Upon research, this DW is a huge law firm and not a product production company. If you know, please fill me in, I would be grateful for the information.
Lloyd Wright: The Architecture Of Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. Produced and Photographed by Alan Weintraub, Essay by Thomas S. Hines, Remembrance by Eric Lloyd Wright, Texts by Dana Wright, Harry N. Abrams Publisher, New York, 1998. Second Inscription from Alan Weintraub. Includes original book release invitation and original receipts. Hardcover with Dust jacket. Large Book: 4 lbs. 11.3″×11.3″×1.25. 275 pages, dark green cloth boards with silver gilt titles to spine. Cloth is clean, corners are sharp. Binding is solid and tight. Endpapers are clean and unmarked. Inscriptions and signatures to half-title page. Glossy pages are clean, crisp, very tight and unmarked, faintest hint of foxing to foredge. Dust jacket is unclipped with scuffs. Please see photos for the described condition and contents pages. Contact me for any additional photos or information.
This piece is not stained glass. The design is reverse applied and molded to the glass. The signature is illegible to me and the frame has an identification plate attached to the right side that reads Dickinson Wright PLLC. Upon research, this DW is a huge law firm and not a product production company. If you know, please fill me in, I would be grateful for the information.
This piece is not stained glass. The design is reverse applied and molded to the glass. The signature is illegible to me and the frame has an identification plate attached to the right side that reads Dickinson Wright PLLC. Upon research, this DW is a huge law firm and not a product production company. If you know, please fill me in, I would be grateful for the information.
This rare and collectible book titled “Frank Lloyd Wright Beth Sholom Synagogue” by Mortimer J. Cohen is a must-have for any architecture enthusiast. The book is a first edition, signed by the author himself, and published by Westcott & Thomson, Inc. It weighs 1 lb and has softcover wraps. The book features beautiful art and photography of the Beth Sholom Synagogue, located in Pennsylvania, and is a great addition to any book collection. It is not a textbook and is written in English. This special item also has personalized attributes and is an original printing from 1959. Don’t miss your chance to own this piece of architecture history!