Icons Only: Fay Jones’s Former Protégé Revives a Rare Relic Influenced by FLW’s Usonians

The Arkansas modernist’s 1956 Brothers House pays homage to his famed mentor Frank Lloyd Wright. Who better to recover it from disrepair than Jones’s own apprentice?

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Diana Kightlinger

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Published

August 9, 2024

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September 23, 2024

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Icons Only: Fay Jones’s Former Protégé Revives a Rare Relic Influenced by FLW’s Usonians

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