ARCHITECT by Riley 1994 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT 484 illustrations 344 pages

by Terence Riley

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484 illustrations, many in full color Lloyd Wright - Architect -- Modern Art Museum This 1994 photographic survey of the work of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright is in very good collectible condition. It was produced by the Museum of Modern Art in New York and focuses on many of Wright's iconic designs in its 344 pages. The hardcover book includes 484 illustrations, including 183 photos in full color. Book measures 10 x 11 inches and is in near Fine condition. It has no ownership signs, no markings, no writing or bent pages, making it suitable for gift giving. There is some roughness to the rear of the dust jacket not affecting the book inside. It is enclosed in an mylar dust jacket protector made my BroDart, the leading maker of archival book supplies for collectors. Frank Lloyd Wright was a leading architect of the early Twentieth Century and is best known for his design of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. He was very prolific, and designed some 800 buildings, of which 380 were actually built with many still standing. He popularized the Prairie School style of house design, and became famous as the creator of organic architecture, a concept he developed to indicate buildings that harmonize both with their inhabitants and their environment. While you're here, why not check out our other architectural book featuring Frank Lloyd Wright's designs, and others portraying Frank Gehry, and Arthur Erickson. Email if you have questions.

• Year: 1994
• ISBN: 9780810939967
• Condition: Fine

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