East elevation detail, Barnsdall Studio Residence A
Title
East elevation detail, Barnsdall Studio Residence A
Title
Notes:
Frank Lloyd Wright designed the Aline Barnsdall Residence, also known as the "Hollyhock House," in 1917, and building continued for four years. In 1927, Barnsdall donated the house, two studios and 11 surrounding acres on Hollywood Boulevard to the city of Los Angeles, California. "Studio Residence A reveals some imprint of R. M. Schindler, who supervised its construction, then went on to fame of his own in southern California. It is now used as a classroom-studio space by the Los Angeles Parks and Recreation Department." (Source: William Allin Storrer, The architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright)
Notes
Frank Lloyd Wright designed the Aline Barnsdall Residence, also known as the "Hollyhock House," in 1917, and building continued for four years. In 1927, Barnsdall donated the house, two studios and 11 surrounding acres on Hollywood Boulevard to the city of Los Angeles, California. "Studio Residence A reveals some imprint of R. M. Schindler, who supervised its construction, then went on to fame of his own in southern California. It is now used as a classroom-studio space by the Los Angeles Parks and Recreation Department." (Source: William Allin Storrer, The architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright)
Notes
Creator:
Wright, Frank Lloyd
Preferred_Name
Wright, Frank Lloyd
Creator
Bio/Origin:
American, 1869-1959
Brief_Bio
American, 1869-1959
Bio/Origin
Role:
Architect
Role
Architect
Role
Dates:
1917-1921 Building Date
Date_Made]|#Context_ Identifier
1917-1921 Building Date
Dates
Style:
Photographs
Description
Photographs
Style
Medium:
gelatin silver print
Materials
gelatin silver print
Medium
Current Site:
North and Central America: United States; California, Los Angeles
Display_Site
North and Central America: United States; California, Los Angeles
Current Site
Measurement:
Image: 9.252 x 6.5551 in.; 23.5 x 16.65 cm
Display_Measurements
Image: 9.252 x 6.5551 in.; 23.5 x 16.65 cm
Measurement
Subjects:
Architecture, Moldings, Plant-derived motifs, Balconies, Barnsdall Park, Los Angeles, California
Subject
Architecture, Moldings, Plant-derived motifs, Balconies, Barnsdall Park, Los Angeles, California
Subjects
Provenance:
Transfer from the College of Architecture, Art and Planning
Source
Transfer from the College of Architecture, Art and Planning
Provenance
Repository:
Cornell University Library A.D. White Photographs Rare & Manuscript Collections Cornell University
