wright, frank lloyd

Former Wright apprentice Hoppen shows how problems and disasters in Wright's personal life were followed by periods of astonishing creativity in which he reinvented his art. Illustrations include photos, floorplans, a detailed diagram of Wright's seven ages, and examples of Celtic and Southwest Native American forms which inspired Wright's work. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Describes the life and career of the famous architect.

Examines the life of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, discussing how his love for the shapes, colors, and patterns in nature influenced his work, and includes twenty-one related activities.

Examines twenty-five buildings by America's premier architect, from his early work in Oak Park, Illinois, in the 1890s to his Taliesins in the 1950s.

Examines the life and achievements of the 20th-century architect.

Examines the life of twentieth-century American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, exploring the impact of his ideology and his relationships with artists and other public figures on his work.

This book presents 120 of Frank Lloyd Wright's most important buildings and looks in detail at all the aspects of his architectural style.

Travel along with architect Frank Lloyd Wright and learn about his many accomplishments.