Thursday, July 19, 2012

Eric Lloyd Wright http://www.elwright.net


Eric Lloyd Wright
Eric Lloyd Wright is an American architect and the grandson of the famed Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright was born in Los Angeles on November 9, 1929 to Helen Taggart and Lloyd Wright, a landscape architect ... Wikipedia
Born1929
ParentsHelen Taggart WrightLloyd Wright

Web Site for Eric Lloyd Wright http://www.elwright.net
Thanks to Suzanne Graeber who alerted us to her interview with Eric Lloyd Wright, who designed Anais Nin's House of Light in Silverlake. Eric Lloyd Wright was Rupert Pole's half -brother. His web site can be found at http://www.elwright.net/. When this home was written up a few years ago by the LA Times, our site provided
the writer of the piece with our copy of an Architectural Record which had pictures of this beautiful home
and mesmerizing copy by Barbara Kraft. We knew her name was familiar when friends raved about her recent memoir (published by Sky Blue Press but everyone I talk to wish it was available in a printed edition) but
until I began reading this amazing memoir, I didn't connect the writer of the earlier piece with the Architectural Record Here is information from an earlier entry in our blog


You can read about this storied home in a 1984 copy of Architectural Record that has a beautiful spread of photos as well as an article by Barbara Kraft,on the history of Anais's House of Light.


The home also appeared in a 1999 Architectural Record, Houses of the Century issue, Rupert and Anais's home was chosen as one of the houses of the "sixties" although only a small photo and a little drawing of Anais appeared (about a half page) 


Suzanne mentions her meeting with Eric Lloyd Wright in this Memory  

An e-mail from a Flower Child In Hollywood: Bookstore of Anais Nin, Rupert Pole and the Wrights

To hear the interview with Eric Lloyd Wright (bear with about five minutes of introduction) please go to:this direct mp3 link. Or you can go to:Producer's Choice Awards http://www.artistfirst.com, click his name to listen

Thank you Suzanne!