Wright (Basic Art Series 2.0)

Very interesting book with great pictures showing the architecture of Mr. Wright. I used it to display when I was giving a report on Frank Lloyd Wright. He was a true genius in his field.

Great little coffee table book or bookshelf feature to have in our mid century modern home! Fun to flip through and read! Good balance of text and pictures!

This book offers an insightful exploration of the architectural legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, spanning from 1867 to 1959. With a focus on "Building for Democracy," it delves into Wright's iconic designs and innovative approach to architecture. Through captivating narratives and stunning visuals, the book captures Wright's vision of democratic spaces that harmonize with nature and elevate the human experience. From the iconic Fallingwater to the revolutionary Guggenheim Museum, Wright's buildings continue to inspire architects and enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned architect, a history buff, or simply curious about design, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the life and work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Highly recommended!

Good photographs, detail on limited number of buildings (small book - but I knew that ahead of time - bought for friend who has house designed by student of Wright)

I own 10 of the books in the series including Gropius, Ando, Eames, Case Study Homes, Bauhaus and van der Rohe.Each also has a different author. While all are good, this one was surprisingly the least informative. Yes, ticked all the right boxes, but offered spartan pics and info on his works compared to the others.

Was looking for a nice coffee table book for my father in law for Christmas! I have a similar one I thrifted that he always looks at when he visits, so I was happy to find this similar one here. It’s a very nice quality book!

I purchased this item for a student going to college to become an architect. We had talked a lot about Frank Loyd Wright, and he is going to Illinois to view colleges there. He was very excited to receive this book. Pictures are very clear and bright.

This book provides you with a glance at some of Frank’s work. Doesn’t go super in-depth, but a good introduction.