Auction of Wright related items

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SpringGreen
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Auction of Wright related items

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Rare Frank Lloyd Wright Archive to Show in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/25/2006 -- Selections from one of the largest collections of Frank Lloyd Wright material acquired by an individual in the United States will exhibit at the Charles Campbell Gallery from May 20 through June 24, 2006. Highlights of the Frank Lloyd Wright exhibition are visible online at: http://www.campbellgallerysf.com/index.htm
Items include drawings & photographs by FLW or members of his office, some stained glass, some books on buildings specs, a couple of blocks from the textile block houses.... Of special interest to me, not surprisingly, is a drawing supposedly of Taliesin's Loggia (in the main residential wing of the building) with notations in FLW's hand.
"The building as architecture is born out of the heart of man, permanent consort to the ground, comrade to the trees, true reflection of man in the realm of his own spirit." FLLW, "Two Lectures in Architecture: in the Realm of Ideas".
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therman7g
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J.J. Walser Jr. House

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Is the Walser house in good hands? Will it ever be restored or will its locaton be its doom?



http://charlescampbellgallery.com/FLW/9.htm



http://www.appraisercitywide.com/conten ... omPage43.x
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