a photographic guide to FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FURNITURE, WINDOWS AND ARTIFACTS IN MUSEUMS

All photographs by James N. McNally & © James N. McNally

The numbers refer to the chronological order of construction as shown in William Allin Storrer’s excellent guidebook, The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright – A Complete Catalog

Many of the photographs are raw and unedited

These are primarily windows, furniture, and other artifacts from Frank Lloyd Wright structures that have been removed from their original location and relocated to museums. For accessories still in place in their original settings, refer to the photos in the “STRUCTURES” pages. Note: I am migrating all the windows/furniture/architectural details to the STRUCTURES page for added convenience. This will now include photos related to demolished structures.

Links

S.070 – Francis W. & Mary Little Residence I, Peoria, Illinois

S.093 – Larkin Company Administration Building, Buffalo, New York (demolished)

S.100 – Darwin D. Martin Residence, Buffalo, New York (renovated)

S.103 – George Barton Residence, Buffalo, New York (furniture)

S.135 – Avery Coonley Poolhouse, Riverside, Illinois (renovated)

S.153 – Oscar Stephens Residence, Chicago, Illinois (demolished)

S.173 – Francis W. Little Residence “Northome,” Deephaven, Minnesota (demolished)

S.173 – Northome – room reconstruction

S.194 – Imperial Hotel, Tokyo, Japan (demolished)

S.251 – S.258 – Florida Southern College, Lakeland, Florida

If you are traveling, the museums represented by these photos are:

Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows, Navy Pier, Chicago

Detroit Institute of Arts

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Germany

Florida Southern College visitor center

Art Institute of Chicago

Revised 11/15/2013