Status Updates From Frank Lloyd Wright: A Biogr...

"Wright remained a convinced pacifist through both world wars... This would have been perfectly consistent with a good Welshman's belief that any war the British aristocracy was fighting was bound to be wrong and therefore no concern of his. When his patriotism was later questioned, the Federal Bureau of Investigation concluded, that Mr. Wright was not un-American, just violently anti-English."

"Believing himself alone, Wright arranged three or four objects on the window ledge, then stood back admiringly. He walked over to the piano, still oblivious of the hidden observer, struck a few cords and pirouetted out of the room, singing to himself, 'I am the greatest.'" pg. 251

Indeed he was.

"He walked over to the piano, still oblivious of the hidden observer, struck a few chords and pirouetted out of the room, singing to himself, 'I am the greatest.' " -p. 251

And indeed he was.