A Taliesin Square-Paper No. 9 "Nature"

Frank Lloyd Wright

Taliesin Press

Offered here is an original copy of A Taliesin Square-Paper No. 9, "Nature", one of the scarce and highly collectible publications written and issued by Frank Lloyd Wright through the Taliesin Fellowship. The celebrated Taliesin Square-Papers were published intermittently between 1941 and 1953 and served as Wright's personal forum for expressing his thoughts on architecture, democracy, education, society, Organic Architecture, and mankind's relationship with the natural world.

Issue No. 9 addresses one of Wright's most enduring themes: Nature. Throughout his career, Wright maintained that true architecture must grow naturally from its environment and exist in harmony with the landscape rather than in opposition to it. These ideas would become central to his philosophy of Organic Architecture and remain among his most influential contributions to modern architectural thought. 

The Taliesin Square-Papers are increasingly sought after by collectors because they offer a direct connection to Wright's own writings and philosophy during the later years of his career. Unlike books published after the fact, these publications were contemporary statements issued through Wright's Taliesin organization and distributed in relatively limited numbers. 

Condition

Very good vintage condition.

Printed on delicate paper as issued, this example remains remarkably well preserved. The paper is fully intact with no missing sections noted. Original folds remain present.

There are no major losses, repairs, or structural issues noted. Light age toning and handling wear consistent with age may be present, but overall the piece displays exceptionally well for this fragile form of architectural ephemera.

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Collector's Notes

Original Taliesin Square-Papers have become increasingly difficult to locate, particularly complete examples in strong condition. As ephemeral publications intended for circulation rather than long-term preservation, many have not survived. Surviving examples are highly sought after by collectors of Frank Lloyd Wright, Organic Architecture, Taliesin publications, and twentieth-century architectural history. 

A scarce opportunity to acquire an original Taliesin Square-Paper by one of the most influential architects of the twentieth century.