The Architecture Of Frank Lloyd Wright de Levine, Neil

Princeton University Press, Princeton 1996. 28.0x 23.0cms, 520pp, b/w & colour illusts, very good+ paperback & cover The chapters are: beginnings of the prairie house; abstraction & analysis in the architecture of the Oak Park years; voluntary exile in Fiesole; the story of Taliesin; building against nature on the Pacific Rim; from Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe & Death Valley; writing an autobiograpophy, reading the Arizona Desert; the temporarl dimension of Fallingwater; the traces of prehistory at Taliesin West; the Guggenheim Museum's logic of inversion; signs of identity in an increasingly one-dimensional world; Write and his/story.