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Photographic Rights and Reproductions

The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust offers a specialized collection of photographic resources available for study purposes and for publication. These images include restoration documentation and new photography of both sites – the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio in Oak Park and the Frederick C. Robie House in Chicago, as well as historic images of Frank Lloyd Wright, the Wright family, fine and decorative arts, and both historic and contemporary images of selected Wright-designed and Prairie style buildings.

Selected images shown below are available as digital files (jpeg, 300 dpi, 4” x 6”) with other formats available upon request. These images are available for publicity and non-publicity purposes. If you would like information about additional images in our collection, please email photo@gowright.org.

Order Procedures

Select from the available images below.
Once you have chosen your images, you must read and agree to the conditions for use set out by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.
You will be asked to fill out and submit information about your intended use on an image request form. Most requests will be addressed the following business day either by phone or email.
After reviewing your request, any applicable reproduction fees will be established based upon your intended use.
When reproduction fees apply, prepayment is required by check, money order, or credit card. Requests will be processed upon receipt of payment. Depending on the type of request, processing and delivery time may take up to two weeks from the date of receipt of payment. Rush requests are available for an additional fee.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust reserves the right to deny uses it deems inappropriate.
All requests for reuse or change in use must also be applied for in writing.

Historic images




Frank Lloyd Wright (b. 1867 Ð d. 1959), c.1904-1906. Photographer unknown, Collection of the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust, H&S H273
The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Frank Lloyd Wright, architect



Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: west faade, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. Don Kalec, Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: north faade, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. © Jon Miller, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: studio drafting room, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. © Jon Miller, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.



Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: studio reception, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. © Jon Miller, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: studio library, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. © Jon Miller, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: children's playroom, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. Tim Long, Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.



Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio: dining room, Oak Park, Illinois, 1889/1898. Tim Long, Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.
The Frederick C. Robie House Frank Lloyd Wright, architect



Frederick C. Robie House, dining room looking south-west, Chicago, Illinois, 1910. © Chris Barrett, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frederick C. Robie House, living room looking east, Chicago, Illinois, 1910. © Chris Barrett, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frederick C. Robie House, living room prow, Chicago, Illinois, 1910. © Chris Barrett, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.



Frederick C. Robie House, art glass doors, Chicago, Illinois, 1910. © Chris Barrett, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frederick C. Robie House, art glass doors, Chicago, Illinois, 1910. © Chris Barrett, Hedrich Blessing/Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.	Frederick C. Robie House, faade looking north-east, Chicago, Illinois, 1910. Tim Long, Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.

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