American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company project, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Axonometric)

Frank Lloyd Wright · 1915-17

This one's called American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company project, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Axonometric) — an architectural work by Frank Lloyd Wright, nineteen fifteen to nineteen seventeen. A lithograph, drawn in grease on stone: the stone is wetted so the ink takes only where the drawing is. Nothing is cut away. You can pick out the architectural plan.

Medium Lithograph · Dimensions 11 x 8 1/2" (27.9 x 21.6 cm) · Credit Gift of David Rockefeller, Jr. Fund, Ira Howard Levy Fund, and Jeffrey P. Klein Purchase Fund

Hanging beside it in Gallery 519: Text panel for Broadacre City Project, American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company project (Exterior perspective of model E3)

Works like this one elsewhere in the museum: Biotecture, Slow House Project, North Haven, New York (Plan of lower-level and sections), Oxygen House Project (Plan), Verseidag Administration Building, Krefeld, Germany, Interior perspective, looking northeast, Terrarium Showroom, Elevations, Slow House Project, North Haven, Long Island, New York (Perspective and plans of TV in Picture Window Apparatus)

More by Frank Lloyd Wright here: Bookcase doors for the Dana House, Springfield, IL, American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company project (Exterior perspective of model E3), American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company project (Exterior perspective of model A101), American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company, project, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Isometric plan of model J900, American System-Built Houses for The Richards Company, project, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Perspective of model A243, Davidson Little Farms Unit Project (Model)