A spectacular, comprehensive overview of America’s most iconic architect. Based on unlimited access to the Frank Lloyd Wright Archives in Taliesin, Arizona, this monograph covers the full scope of Wright's career. It includes his early Prairie Houses, the Usonian concept homes (epitomized by Fallingwater), the Tokyo years, and his progressive "living city" visions. Written by Wright's own 1950s apprentice, Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer.

Interior: Clean, crisp pages. No writing, highlighting, or dog-eared pages. Binding is tight.

Exterior: Minor shelf wear. There is some light creasing on the corners of the spine (see photos for close-up details).