Lot Essay
This project reappeared in new guises throughout Wright's career, eventually finding life in the Price Tower, Bartlesvile, Oklahoma, 1952
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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FOR ST. MARK'S TOWER PROJECT, NEW YORK CITY, 1929
Details
AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
Frank Lloyd Wright for St. Mark's Tower Project, New York City, 1929
pencil on tracing paper
21 x 14.7/8in. (53.4 x 37.8cm.)
inscribed u/l FIRST GROUP and signed and inscribed IN THE BOUWERIE, NEW YORK CITY, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, ARCHITECT and with the blind stamp of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, numbered 2905.04
Frank Lloyd Wright for St. Mark's Tower Project, New York City, 1929
pencil on tracing paper
21 x 14.7/8in. (53.4 x 37.8cm.)
inscribed u/l FIRST GROUP and signed and inscribed IN THE BOUWERIE, NEW YORK CITY, FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, ARCHITECT and with the blind stamp of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, numbered 2905.04
Provenance
Max Protetch, New York, 1986-1988
Literature
Arthur Drexler, The Drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright, 1962, pl. 120 illustrates this drawing.