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Glass is a material that, above all others, defines the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. He has become one of the boldest and most ground-breaking architects ever because of his innovative designs, from the art glass of the early Prairie Houses to the dome of the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Throughout his outstanding career, Wright incorporated glass into his architectural designs to create wonderful, naturally lit open spaces, staying faithful to his ''organic'' philosophy and fundamental respect for nature. With this superbly illustrated, comprehensive examination of Wright's work with glass,
you'll survey his designs chronologically and examine pictorial accounts of his use of glass in a variety of buildings.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Doreen Ehrlich is a professional writer and lecturer with 25 years' experience. She has been interested in Wright's work for over a decade and has travelled extensively in the United States visiting his many buildings. Her previously published works include many books on art and architecture in the 20th century as well as a previous book on Frank Lloyd Wright's use of glass.

Frank Lloyd Wright at a Glance Glass

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