Tafel XXVIII. Wohnsitz und stallung des Herrn F. W. Little, Peoria, Illinois (from the Wasmuth Portfolio)

Frank Lloyd Wright

1910

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This image is created with black ink on paper. It shows a corner store with a sign for Nehi cola above its awning. To the right of the corner store is a two story building with a second story porch, possibly a domestic building. To the left of the corner store (behind it and down the street) are two small buildings and then a church with a steeple and a tower. Two children play in the foreground, and a woman walks down the street to the left of the corner store toward the church.
This black and white photograph represents a storefront door and window, with a small segment of the shop's awning pictured in the upper right corner. Through the storefront window, two signs can be read and a third can be seen laying crumpled on a ledge. The first legible sign is hung at the top of the window, advertising Coca-Cola. The second reads: "Phrenology / She reads your head like an open book / She speaks several languages / Step in," with an image of head subdivided and numbered at the center. There is also illegible text at the top of the image, cut off by the awning, and "AVAL BRIGADE" reflected from across the street in the shop window.
This graphite drawing shows a three-story building with three towers on the roof. The second floor of the building is characterized by romanesque arches. In front of the tall building is another building of a smaller scale that partially obscures the view of the larger building.
The Coming of the Iron Horse, Charles Marion Russell, watercolor