Frank Lloyd Wright Collection
Discover artifacts connected to one of America's most influential architects, including his signed autobiography and works by his apprentices.
ExploreExploring the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright and mid-century modern design through significant artifacts
Explore CollectionA signed first edition of Wright's autobiography from 1943, featuring his distinctive red square signature.
View DetailsEducational toys that influenced Frank Lloyd Wright's design philosophy and many other modernist designers.
View DetailsA Japanese woodblock print from the series Frank Lloyd Wright collected, showing the cross-cultural influences on modern design.
View DetailsOriginal sketches by "the Father of Modern Lighting" for Modeline of California's iconic mid-century lamps.
View DetailsA 1967 master plan by William Wesley Peters continuing Frank Lloyd Wright's vision for Madison, Wisconsin.
View DetailsDiscover artifacts connected to one of America's most influential architects, including his signed autobiography and works by his apprentices.
ExploreExplore the distinctive aesthetic of the mid-century modern movement through lamp designs, furniture concepts, and architectural influences.
ExploreLearn how educational tools like Froebel blocks shaped the thinking of designers and architects, creating a foundation for modern design principles.
ExploreDiscover scholarly works and rare editions that provide deeper insights into Frank Lloyd Wright and design history.
Julia Meech's definitive study of Wright's lifelong passion for Japanese art and its profound influence on his architectural philosophy.
Learn MoreA comprehensive collection of Wright's architectural drawings, revealing his design process and artistic vision.
Learn MoreExplores Wright's complex relationship with Madison, Wisconsin, including his controversial Monona Basin Project.
Learn MoreThis collection brings together significant artifacts related to design history, with a special focus on Frank Lloyd Wright and mid-century modern design. Each piece tells a story about the evolution of design thinking and the individuals who shaped our built environment.
From signed books by architectural masters to original design sketches and educational tools, these artifacts provide a tangible connection to important moments in design history.