2009 is the 50th anniversary
of the death of Frank Lloyd Wright. Perhaps America's most renowned
architect, Wright is best know for his Prairie Style, as well as innovative
use of both natural and industrual materials, looking to nature for inspiration,
as well as the completely new idiom of his "Usonian" style. The
Washington area has two Wright houses -- the Pope Leighey house near Mount
Vernon which is open to the public and the Luis Marden house which is
not. Celebrate the achievements of this remarkable American icon
by checking out a book or video from your Library today!
Bolon, Robert. The Nature of Frank Lloyd Wright. NA737 W7 N38 1988
Frank Lloyd Wright: A Companion. CD-ROM NA737 W7 F73x 1995
Hess, Alan. Frank Lloyd Wright: The Houses. NA737 W7 H47 2005
Hoffman, Donald. Frank Lloyd Wright's House on Kentuck Knob. NA737 W7 H623 2000
Homes of Frank Lloyd Wright. VHS NA737 W7 A8647x 1996
Pheiffer, Bruce. The Essential Frank Lloyd Wright: Critical Writings on Architecture. NA2560 W68 2008
Portrait of an Artist: The Architecture of Frank LLoyd Wright. VHS NA737 W7 A873x 1983
Secrest, Meryle. Frank Lloyd Wright: A Biography. NA737 W7 S35 1992
Thomson, Iain. Frank Lloyd Wright: A Visual Encyclopedia. NA737 A4 1999
Toker, Franklin. Fallingwater Rising: Frank Lloyd Wright, EJ Kaufman and America's Most Extraordinary House. NA737 W7 T65 2003
Weintraub, Alan. Lloyd Wright. NA737 W72 A4 1998
Wright, Frank Lloyd. An Autobiography. NA737 W7 A3 1977
Wright, Frank Lloyd. In the Cause of Architecture. NA737 W7 D37
Wright, Frank Lloyd. A Testament. NA737 W7 A33
Wright, Iovanna Lloyd. Architecture: Man in Possession of his Earth: Frank Lloyd Wright. NA737 W7 N5