Frank Lloyd Wright: The Masterworks

by David Larkin, Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer

An extraordinary book of penciled-in and other structural and architecture diagrams, as well as outlines of all of Wright's masterworks.It also includes nearly 100 professional quality color photographs and plates of his major creations.

Genres: Architecture, Art, Nonfiction, Reference, Photography, Design, History

312 pages

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Scott Holstad]

Very, very recommended from an admittedly biased fan, but one who has had the opportunity to spend time in quite a few of the master’s houses, including some here, so for those inclined toward FLW, definitely recommended.

[Fangyuan Ren]

My favorite Architect, FLLW was so far ahead of his time, it fun looking through the pictures and reading the stories behind the beautiful homes he built. Meanwhile imagining what my dream home would look like. Thousands of homes he built, they are all one of a kind, the world needs more creative artists like him. Super excited to visit his Hollyhock house in a couple weeks.

[Bruce]

A good supplemental resource for fans of FLW. If you already have some of the more essential resources on his architectural styles and personal history, you may find some of the content redundant.

Nice photography and historical notes.

[Julia Fedorova]

Intimate insights into the architectural philosophy of the great architect.

[Rene Cizio]

Such genius. I don’t understand why the world hasn’t adapted more of his ideas.

[Babs]

A wonderful book showcasing Wright's work. Found it a great primer before a visit to Taliesin West.

[Jeffrey (Akiva) Savett]

fantastic and inspiring. His concept of organic architecture is fascinating and the pictures in this book are gorgeous.

[Washingtonmaid]

Not alot of new information but great pictures

[Athena]

After reading "Loving Frank" I was left wanting to know more about his less popular works.