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"Art," Michigan Magazine (Detroit News), September 17, 1989.
Joan Boram, "His Artistry in Furniture Melds Form and Function," Observer (Farmington, MI), January 4, 1990.
Beth Dunlop, "A Metaphor for the Decades," Modern Magazine (Fall 2012).
Michael Eilperin, "Agenda: Castle's Craft," Elle Decor (April 1991).
Shirley M. Friedman, "Famed Artisan Exhibits Furniture: Castle's Treasury," Sunday Star Ledge (Newark, NJ), February 17, 1991.
Helen Giambruni, "Wendell Castle," Craft Horizons (September/October 1968).
Alastair Gordon, Wendell Castle: Wandering Forms—Works from 1959-1979 (New York: Gregory R. Miller & Co., 2012).
Laurie Hindson, "Bean Barn Art," Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY), May 9, 1976.
Beverly Hall Lawrence, "On a Wing and a Chair," Newsday (Long Island, NY), February 14, 1991.
Ron Netsky, "Carving Out a Career: Retrospective Surveys Art of Wendell Castle," Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY), December 23, 1990.
Edward J. Sozanski, "The Table as Artistic Statement," Philadelphia Inquirer, March 25, 1990.
Davira S. Taragin, Edward S. Cooke, Jr., and Joseph Giovannini, Furniture by Wendell Castle (New York: Hudson Hills Press, 1989).
Sally Vallongo, "Wendell Castle Takes an Artistic View of Furniture," The Blade (Toledo, OH), December 17, 1989.
Jean Walrath, "Newly Designed Furniture That Gets Pretty Wild," Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, NY), December 19, 1965.
"Wendell Castle," Mobilia (Copenhagen) (August 1968).Note Type
CommentsNote
The design of Vermillion Desk was Castle's response to The Museum of Modern Art's 1960 exhibition, Art Nouveau: Art and Design at the Turn of the Century. Vermillion Desk was made with an accompanying Vermillion Desk Chair, II.122.