Frank Lloyd Wright: The Lost Years, 1910-1922 uncovers the real story of Wright's travels in Europe. By examining this elusive and influential period in Wright's development, Alofsin
restores an important chapter to the history of modern architecture. Bringing new definition and insight to the story of Frank Lloyd Wright, this book has become a standard work on America's
greatest architect.
"Alofsin has set out to explain the impact of European culture on Wright by integrating its artistic influence with the tumultuous events in his private life. . . . [He] succeeds in this
ambitious goal."--Kevin Nute, Architects' Journal
"This book is illustrated so lavishly . . . produced so beautifully in general that it can double as a coffee-table book."--Virginia Quarterly Review
"A convincing and well-documented case that these were in fact crucial and fruitful years in Wright's development as an architect. . . . Absorbing."--Catherine Maclay, San Jose Mercury
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"One of the best."--Robert Fulford, Toronto Globe and Mail
