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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2005 Mar 06 @ 10:00UTC-06:00 : CST/MDT
Frank Lloyd Wright Studios architectural drawing, attributed to John Dekoven Hill, plans for the heating system for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Lowell Walter Residence, Quagueton Iowa, c. 1945. Hill, a Wright apprentice, did most of Wright’s drawings for this p
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Preview for theTreadway/Toomey March 6th 20th Century Auction will be at the John
Toomey Gallery, 818 North Blvd, Oak Park, Il 60301. Preview will be from February 26th – March 5th, 10:00-5:00 CST.
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