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<p><p>frank Lloyd Wright Was The Most Influential Architect Of The Twentieth Century&#151;and A Rogue Genius Whose Life Was A Wild Ride. Wright Routinely Ignored Unpaid Bills, Clients' Wishes, Budget Constraints. Only His Creative Vision Mattered To Him. That Vision Transformed The Way We Live, Sweeping Aside The Victorian Home And Creating A Uniquely American Architecture Exemplified By His Prairie Style Houses. Wright Built Hotels, Churches, And Offices, Too, Incorporating Endless Innovations In Techniques And Materials. Ideas Poured Out Of Him Throughout His Long Career; He Called It &ldquo;shaking The Design Out Of My Sleeve.&rdquo;<p> Jan Adkins's Fascinating Biography Of This Compelling, Infuriating, Largerthan- Life Figure Will Change The Way Every Reader Looks At Architecture.</p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>agerange&#58; Ages 14 Up. <p>frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) Was A Self-made Genius, A World-class Egoist, And The Premiere Architect Of The 20th Century. Jan Adkins Has Created A Superb, Virtually Not-able-to-put-down Biography Of The Old Rogue For Younger And Older Readers Alike. Beginning By Setting Wright's Roots Firmly Within The Welsh Community Of His Wisconsin

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Author
Jan Adkins
Publisher
Viking Juvenile
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9780670061389
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Art, Fiction, Memoir
Rating
3.71 / 5 (40 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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