Frank Lloyd Wright: A Retrospective View

The importance of the architect to the quality and character of any society is not usually as widely regarded as it deserves to be. While every past civilization is, to a considerable extent, recognized and judged by its architecture, its creators are in general little known or revered; it would seem as though the buildings which are of such importance to our lives have spontaneously appeared as if by magic. Civilizations are more widely evaluated by their literature, music, painting and sculpture and other useful artefacts, while architecture is merely taken for granted.

Hardcover. English. Grange Books. 1997. ISBN: 9781840130188. 112 pp. Good with dw. Book No: 58733