Author(s): Trewin Copplestone

Non Fiction

It is a measure of the significance of Frank Lloyd Wright that, little more than forty years after his death, there is already a considerable library of books--as well as pamphlets and articles devoted to him--that he is the subject of worldwide lecture courses, and that his name is frequently mentioned in the press. The volume is a tribute to the man who remains as controversial and widely-discussed as he was in his own lifetime. Here is a survey of his finest buildings, complete with floor plans, architectural renderings, and full-color photographs of interiors, exteriors, and architectural details.