Bendiner, Alfred. "How Frank Lloyd Wright Got His Medal." Harper's Magazine 216.1296 (1958): 30-35.
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Blake, Peter. "Frank Lloyd Wright: Master of Architectural Space." Architectural Forum 109.3 (1958): 120-125, 196-197.
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---. "The Guggenheim: Museum or Monument?" Architectural Forum 111.6 (1959): 86-93, 180, 184.
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Bulletin of Florida Southern College, Lakeland, Florida: The Frank Lloyd Wright Campus. 72.1 (1956).
One of many Bulletins illustrating Wright campus architecture.
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Carlson, Raymond. "Frank Lloyd Wright and Taliesin West." Arizona Highways 25.10 (1949): 4-9.
Also includes two articles by Wright; "To Arizona," 10-11 (excerpted from Arizona Highways, May 1940); and "Living in the Desert," 12-15.
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"The Dramatic Story of Frank Lloyd Wright." House Beautiful 98.11 (1955).
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"A Famous House Rescued." Architectural Forum 108.2 (1958): 69.
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Filler, Martin. "The Wright Way: Frank Lloyd Wright's La Miniatura is His Masterpiece of Sunlight and Shadow." House & Garden 160.10 (1988): 150-155, 231.
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Fischer, Ray. "Frank Lloyd Wright's Child of the Sun." Going Places 11.3 (1992): 13.
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---. "Frank Lloyd Wright's Gifts of Space." AAA World 12.4 (1992): 14-16.
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Fitch, James Marston. "Frank Lloyd Wright 1869-1959." Architectural Forum 110.5 (1959): 108-115.
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"FLLW Job Resumed After Halt; Another Advancing." Architectural Forum 114.2 (1961): 9, 11.
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"FLLW's Dallas Theater." Architectural Forum 112.3 (1960): 130-135.
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"FLLW's Drawings." Architectural Forum 111.6 (1959): 119-126.
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"FLLW's Legacy: Projects and Sketches." Architectural Forum 117.1 (1962): 9.
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"Florida Southern College Revisited for Glimpses of the Administration Group in Wright's Organic Campus." Architectural Forum 97.3 (1952): 120-127.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright." Architectural Forum 110.6 (1959): 115-146.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright." Architecture Francaise13.123-124 (1952): 3-72.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright Builds in the Middle of Manhattan, Shows How to Make a Small, Simple House Rich and Spacious." House & Home 4.5 (1953): 118-121.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright Designs for Baghdad." Architectural Forum 108.5 (1958): 89-101.
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Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter. Oak Park, IL: Frank Lloyd Wright Association.
Library owns vol. 1.1 (1978) through vol. 5.2 (1982), which represents the complete number published.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright on Louis Sullivan." Architectural Forum 91.2 (1949): 94-97.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright: This New Desert House for His Son is a Magnificent Coil of Concrete Block." House & Home 3.6 (1953): 99-107.
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"Frank Lloyd Wright's Sole Legacy to New York." Interiors 119.5 (1959): 88-95, 172, 174, 176.
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"The Good Building is One that Makes the Landscape More Beautiful than it Was Before." Architectural Forum 117.5 (1962): 122-129.
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Greer, Diane. "Museum Designs by Distinguished 20th-Century Architects." Florida Architect 42.1 (1995): 16-17.
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"Half a Wright Project May Be Better than None." Architectural Forum 115.6 (1961): 10.
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Hess, Linda, and Gary Hughes. "Enjoy Wright's Architecture at Fallingwater." The Mountain Guidepost 4.1 (1993): 3.
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Hines, Thomas S., Jr. "Frank Lloyd Wright - The Madison Years: Records Versus Recollections." Wisconsin Magazine of History 50 (1967): 109-119.
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"A House by Frank Lloyd Wright for Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Mossberg in South Bend, Ind. William Reinke, General Contractor." House & Home 2.6 (1952): 66-73.
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"Journey to Taliesin West." Look 16.1 (1952): 28-31.
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Larson, Kay. "The Wright Stuff: Guggenheim Director Thomas Krens Answers the Big Questions." New York 25.22 (1992): 34-35.
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Levine, Neil. "Landscape Into Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright's Hollyhock House and the Romance of Southern California." AA Files 3 (1983): 22-41.
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Lockwood, Charles. "The Wright House for the Wrong Woman." Antiques World 3.1 (1980): 68-73.
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"Lots Are Circular in This 50-House Group." House & Garden 99.2 (1951): 52-55, 100, 111.
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MacDonald, Randall M. "Spend the Day with Frank Lloyd Wright." Florida Retirement Lifestyles 53.4 (1996): 22-23.
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Marx, Linda. "The Wright Touch." Palm Beach Life 84.6 (1991): 38-41, 50.
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"Meet Frank Lloyd Wright." House Beautiful 88.6 (1946): 76-77, 163.
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"A New House by Frank Lloyd Wright." House & Home 4.5 (1953): 122-127.
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"No Oscar for Wright." Architectural Forum 108.5 (1958): 79, 81.
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Pierce, Edward F. "New York's New House of Art." Think 26.8 (1960): 30-34.
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"A Planning Lesson From Frank Lloyd Wright ... How Big Can a Tiny House Be?" House & Home 5.3 (1954): 98-105.
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Pope, Lauren. "The Love Affair of a Man and His House." House Beautiful 90.8 (1948): 32-34, 80, 90.
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Robie, Fred C., and Fred C. Robie, Sr. "Mr. Robie Knew What He Wanted." Architectural Forum 109.4 (1958): 126-127, 206, 210.
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Sargeant, Winthrop. "Frank Lloyd Wright: The Titan of Modern Architecture Still Flings His Houses and Insults at Backwards Colleagues." Life 21.7 (1946): 84-88, 90, 93-94, 96.
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Secrest, Meryle. "A Great Architect with Love for Nature and Lots of Fight." Smithsonian 24.11 (1994): 54-61.
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Smith, Kathryn. "Frank Lloyd Wright and the Imperial Hotel: A Postscript." The Art Bulletin 67 (1985): 296-310.
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"Spirit of Byzantium: FLLW's Last Church." Architectural Forum 115.6 (1961): 82-87.
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Stoddard, Donna M. "Frank Lloyd Wright Designs a College." Design 50 (1949): 12-13, 23. Reprint.
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Szabo, Shari. "Frank Lloyd Wright's Child of the Sun - Well Suited to Time, Purpose and Place." Lakeland [FL] Real Estate Week 1.6 (1993): 4.
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Taylor, John. "Born Again: The New Guggenheim." New York 25.22 (1992): 30-34, 36-39.
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"This New House by Frank Lloyd Wright is a Rich Textbook of the Principles He Pioneered." House & Home 3.3 (1953): 113.
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"Tributes to Frank Lloyd Wright, 1869-1959." Architectural Forum 110.6 (1959): 234, 238, 242, 246.
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"Udall Aids FLLW Landmarks." Architectural Forum 120.5 (1964): 7.
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Ward, Bernie. "He Went to the Woods and Fields." Sky 21.6 (1992): 92-99.
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"Wax Research and Development Tower, Racine, Wisconsin." Architect and Engineer 183.3 (1950): 20-24.
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Wiseman, Carter. "Wright Mania: New York Goes Crazy Over an Architectural Genius who Loved to Loath the City." New York 27.9 (1994): 50-55.
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Wray, T. Donham. "The Stained Glass of Frank Lloyd Wright and His Theory of Ornament." Glass 6.2 (1978): 8-23.
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"Wright Designs an Elementary School 'Teaching Laboratory' for Wichita University." Architectural Forum 109.1 (1958): 9.
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"Wright Dies at 89." Architectural Forum 110.5 (1959): 5.
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Wright, Frank Lloyd. "A Four-Color Portfolio of the Recent Work of the Dean of Contemporary Architects, with His Own Commentary on Each Building." Architectural Forum 94.1 (1951): 73-108.
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---. "Frank Lloyd Wright." Architectural Forum 88.1 (1948): 65-156.
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---. "Mr. Wright's Agronomy." Architectural Forum 108.2 (1958): 150.
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---. "What is Architecture?" Architectural Forum 108.5 (1958): 102.
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"The Wright Stuff." Car and Travel 1.3 (1995): 22-23.
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"Wright to Design Dome Theater for Mike Todd." Architectural Forum 108.2 (1958): 61.
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"Wright's Legacy: Culture in the Southwest." Architectural Forum 111.2 (1959): 9, 11.
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"Your Legacy from Frank Lloyd Wright: A Richer Way of Life." House Beautiful 101.10 (1959).
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Notebooks behind the Circulation Desk and in Special Collections contain clippings from various newspapers and journals regarding the campus and Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. These materials may be used in the Library.

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