Up Close: Frank Lloyd Wright
By Jan Adkins
Publisher
Viking
Imprint
Viking
ISBN
By Jan Adkins
9780670061389
Up Close: Frank Lloyd Wright
16.99
Out of stock
SKU
9780670061389J
Considered by many to be America's greatest architect, Frank Lloyd Wright was certainly its most notorious. While his innovative buildings appeared on magazine covers, newspaper headlines followed the tragic series of fires, violent crimes, and romantic intrigues that beset Wright. This biography tells the story of Frank Lloyd Wright's life and traces the development of his work from his apprenticeship during the 1893 Chicago World's Fair to the creation of his iconic Usonian homes. It also considers the effect of Wright's work on the way Americans live today. Black-and-white photographs. Author's foreword. Bibliography.
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