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Hanna Stanford University Libraries ARCHIVES FRANK M.OYD WRIGHT'S HANNA - HONEYCOMB HOUSF introduction to microfilm series This microfilm series records three separate but related archival collections given to the stanford university archives by paul r. and jean s, hanna: 1, Fifty-three (53) binder volumes of correspondence with Frank Lloyd Wright and others, telegrams, telephone notes, contracts, building specifications, financial transactions, and other items, covering a half-century from 1930 through 1981, clrca 6,000 PAGES OF DOCUMENTS RECORD THE STORY OF Mr, WRIGHT'S designing of the project, the contruction of several buildings - accomplished in five phases, the role of stanford university, the public and architects 7 interest in the project, an evaluation by the the clients, and many related aspects, 2, 184 sketches and drawings (mostly blueprints) by Frank Lloyd Wright, consultants, and the hannas, 3, Five albums of photographs of the original site, stages of construction, exterior and interior shots, furniture and furnishings. over 500 photos taken by professional architectural photographers and by the clients, This microfilm series is available from the Architectural History Foundation or the MIT Press. (1) These microfilms are copyright ©1981 by the Archi- tectural History Foundation and the Massachu setts Institute of Technology, The letters, notes, drawings, and telegrams by Frank Lloyd Wright and letters from the office of Frank Lloyd Wright are copyright ©1981 by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, All rights reserved, Permission in writing to reproduce any part of these microfilms must be obtained from the publishers, from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, or from Stanford University, a publication entitled frank lloyd wright's hanna house: the Clients' Report by Paul R, and Jean S, Hanna is available as background from the publishers: the Architectural History Foundation/MIT Press, 1981—9 x 10--163pp.— 125 black and white illus,, 12 pp, color illus,— $25,00 The publishers provide a special guide to accompany these microfilms. this guide booklet contains: (1) an index to the 53 binder volumes of documents, (2) a list and brief description of 184 blueprints, and (3) over 500 photographs, (2) FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT HANNA- HONEYCOMB HOUSE VOLUME 5 4 January 19 82 Through April 1982 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 http://archive.org/details/fllwhhh54unse 1 00 1 I 1 f ;' Mb jfjfcATM ^^^H aCjJjjugm 8a I i ^*" 820001 fcwl - ©Mr <Wn »^ ^^ fcn* m o © co c -=t o o CT\ o •H CtJ 4-> CI C 3 < 00 C -P o ctf •H W P •» CO T3 • C fi « H O <XJ> i— Sh C 3 CD ctf CtJ > -P Ch O o CO • 9^ a: *S QSh * -. / CD £ c o EQ CO o c c bO CD ctf CD x: C X> o XI 1 P CO 4-> x; CO > S 4J c o ct$ 3 •» o o Sh ct$ 03 x; i— c o >J c s Ctf r-J 00 x> >i c (D CD S CD o CO 40 55 u •H Eh -: Suj cd c O CD a, x; •H 0) cd O 4J 4-> ? CM x: CD c CD C Eh >s C •H o hO Q >> C X> o CO * -o o 50 c 0) •H CD o o o Q 4-3 o o \-»^~, a*^ "«>W>HS» MrMon WDJ. 820003 LOIS m. Hobcjes I030 CLAR6MONT CT., TA.COMX, KOX. 98466 HOOVER INSTITUTION ^^ 83G004 ON WAR, REVOLUTION AND PEACE Stanford, California 94305 January 7, 1982 Ms. Victoria Newhouse The Architectural History Foundation, Inc. 157 East 70 Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Victoria: When Jean and I returned from several weeks of R & R, we found your letter from London. We hope your stay in Europe was a good one, and that you escaped the horrible weather which attacked the east coast of the U.S.A. Jean and I have been requested to speak to several groups about the new book. There seems to be a growing interest in it. We recently stopped for two nights with Randell Makinson at the Gamble House in Pasadena. He and his committee are planning a big party in southern California at which Jean and I are to be guests. In fact, you may know more about it than we do. The microfilming is complete, and I am to pick up the last of the 184 blue prints this week. Then on January 17, Stanford University is opening an exhibit of the making of our book in the rotunda of the main library. They are now selecting the materials to go in the exhibit which will be open for a month or more. Is there any possibility that you can get the book reviewed by one of the weekly magazines such as TIME or NEWS WEEK? Jean and I are looking forward to the possibility of coming east and an evening with you and our friends in the Foundation. A Happy New Year to you, Julianne, Karen and the rest. Cordial! Paul R. Hanna PRH:atk Senior Research Fellow 3 bt ^ -o c. a a a u 7i it u >. ? EA B 3 -'-' O) „r. -n 03 B O 03 it' >. •r. ed ? O -c 3 T! B C 2 O 820006 5 '• £W %o, Oundb %» wmou , ltd mm Mu tub Mutdb X lew J- wo tk oimh it? . qma mm^vwtm<mi) yimy ^qht mmdub mmju .urn) tkvhu } ...Ibwo tP dmev '^'Avrmlu^ ofl 1/\f4L Mi tfld mouyMM *k> lad mwrn^r _2 - «- ^-^2 830007 fa / ko tt& md> ^fjmb ) Muw jmuj wom w til jmc hid QMV tr ftstiQamhv- ^chM^ ' WMiiwr Jbw bwiiidj ko XLtiwHA %oi) (mv.t&o fob IW mU WW OWU/rU) dfiUMiff 1 Jwik> ^ ^^j^ ~^b Jatf jtaio, JuU M)V \$m <W Orb ml Alb imuJb , })w Jm imdd/flb \xhwi> liow- wwm< iwu> Mho urntA, mtil M) fub jm m/u mob Myu Ojj hut i ka/M ^ cmixu fa Aihwv ^'Mt jj^db (koj nu& ^m fa mfj Jut ] <r ^ (W Mob MMfUtied Mbb Lmw c&M -3 - 8J200C8 md w hA. &M J m (WMrfUm Ham. teto ol*h +ma£ MwL^ %^ kwjt. ~<AJlA>\)rMjft5y\) AUFORN,A94305 STANFORD UNIVERSITY NEWS SERVICE f7;5rS 820009 TWO STORIES: Sandra O'Brien, 497-1780 or 497-3811 Bob Beyers FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STANFORD— Prof. George Houle, director of the Early Music program at Stanford, will give two lectures entitled "Learning to Listen" at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Feb. 11 and 18, in Kresge Auditorium. The first lecture will focus on the relationship of words and music in a Bach cantata and will show how music enhances the emotional and structural sense of words. TheYeJationship of Baroque music and dance is the subject of the second lecture, which will include a demonstration by the Stanford Baroque Dance Ensemble. / The lectures are sponsored by The Music Guild at Stanford, a volunteer group whose membership contributions and activities support performance scholarships for music students at Stanford. Tickets are available through the Music Guild Office (497-1780 or 497-3811) or at the door. Single tickets: $4 general, $3 Guild members, $2 seniors and students. Series: $6 general, $5 Guild members. -30— FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STANFORD— Emeritus Prof, and Mrs. Paul R. Hanna have given Stanford archival materials from Frank Lloyd Wright's Hanna-Honeycomb House, including some 200 sketches and plans and more than 500 photographs. A sampling of the materials, which include 6,000 pages of correspondence, contracts, building specifications, and financial transactions from 1930 to 1981, will be shown in the exhibit gallery off the Lurie Rotunda in the West Wing of Green Library until Feb. 20. Coordinated by Sara Timby, the exhibit may be seen between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays, and from 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. The Hannas gave their home to the University in 1974. Now the official residence of the University provost, it was selected for inclusion in the national register of the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1978. Located at 737 Frenchman's Rd. on a knoll overlooking the main campus, the house has a floor plan, landscaping, and some furnishings based on the six-sided figure of a honeycomb cell. Wright felt "the obtuse angle is more suited to human to and fro than the right angle." The Hannas commissioned Wright to design their home in 1935. Its hexagonal grid plan was his first use of this theme. The Hannas both were raised in clergyman's families, and spent much of their respective childhoods moving from home to home. During their courtship, a primary topic of conversation was their conception of an ideal home. After Wright finished his masterpiece, they lived there 37 years. The Hannas remain very active on campus, where Paul is the Lee L. Jacks professor of child education, emeritus, and s enior research fellow at the Hoover Institution. 1/20/82- —30— EDITORS: For more information or pictures, contact Timby at (415) 497-4054. Hanna's phone is 497-1086. 820010 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO DEPARTMENT OF FINE ART/ GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY OF ART TORONTO. CANADA M5S IA1 // f$ s- ^'^L^t^Y ^2^£^ Jz^^*^-aL . <&*-^-i •^£>~^ J^/ ^£\~*+~*~ *~*~?- T ,. ^ 7" J Hbroolw /'*-4~<rjL 7b . I" X /foal'/^«wt ^20011 ,h^ |«MMH«Jf , PJWUI. Konosuke Matsushita. Earlier, Nissan sushita is certainly not buying into the Motor Co.

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