RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECES 9: FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT – Taliesin

Description

This large book of two pivotal Frank Lloyd Wright projects is really an examination of just one: the architect’s self-designed home, as built at different locations in Wisconsin and Arizona from 1911 to the late 1930s. Colour photography by Yukio Futugawa captures the pioneering spirit of Wright’s domestic innovation, while Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer’s text examines these buildings’ architectural significance and their fascinating and sometimes tragic personal meaning for Wright.

112 pages, 76 in color / 26 x 37 cm / Japanese, English