Seven Stones: A Portrait of Arthur Erickson, Architect

by Edith Iglauer

The book on the architect. Time magazine (US) has described Canada's Erickson as a superstar in his field. Iglauer, in her best New Yorker tradition, provides a biographical portrait and a complete survey of Erickson's pioneering projects.

*pictorial 9" x 10.5" format with 138 photographs and 32 pages in full colour.

*brilliant biographical text by Edith Iglauer of the New Yorker.

*coverage of Erickson's work including major projects in Vancouver, Toronto, Seattle, Los Angeles, England and the Middle East.

Hardcover

First published April 1, 1981

About the author

Edith Iglauer attended Wellesley College and the School of Journalism at Columbia University. She covered WWII as a correspondent and later became a staff writer for the New Yorker, where she mostly wrote about Canada. Her experiences led her to write several nonfiction books, including a memoir about her marriage to a salmon fisherman, which was turned into a TV movie.