[FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT]. A collection of 15 carbon typescripts of lectures and speeches, 1929 or later, comprising:

"The City." Taliesin. 29 September 1929. 14pp., clipped upper left corner. -- "The Profession." Taliesin. 1 July 1930. 9pp., clipped upper left corner. -- "Opinion in American Architecture. I - Architecture of individualism." Taliesin. 22 January 1934. 3pp. -- "Architectural Education: Professor Heinrick de Fries. 'The Architect I Now Present Begins his Work where God Left Off.'" 11 September, 1934. 8pp., pinned upper left corner. -- "Broadacre City. A New success Ideal." Chandler Arizona, 5 March 1935. 7pp., pinned upper left corner. -- "An Architect Speaking for Culture." In Arizona Camp. 26 January 1936. 12pp., pinned upper left corner. -- "A Modern House Built for Herbert Jacobs, Madison, Wisconsin." Taliesin. 5 November 1937. 6pp., stapled top center margin. -- "Twentieth Century Architecture." N.p., n.d. 42pp. -- "The Nature of Architecture." 38pp., clipped upper left corner. -- "Frank Lloyd Wright Principles of Design." N.p., n.d. 3pp. -- "The Hillside Home School of the Allied Arts. Why we want this School." Taliesin, n.d. 27pp., clipped upper left corner. -- "To Arizona." Taliesin, n.d. 5pp., clipped upper left corner. -- "In the Cause of Architecture. 'In Labour'." N.p., n.d. 10pp. -- "Who Said 'Conservative'?" N.p., n.d., 3pp. -- Untitled. ["Broadacre City comes as a natural sequence after the disappearing of the modern city..."]. N.p., n.d. 6pp, pinned upper left corner. --
Untitled. ["The Wisconsin red barn was knee-deep in glistening white snow as we, the Fellowship...left the Taliesin valley..."]. N.p., n.d. 4pp, pinned upper left corner.

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