Frank Lloyd Wright on the West Coast

Between 1909 and 1959, Frank Lloyd Wright designed 38 buildings up and down the Pacific Coast, from the Hollyhock House in Los Angeles and the Marin County Civic Center to lesser-known homes in Northern California, Oregon, and Washington. Architectural historian Mark Anthony Wilson tells each building's story, including Wright's relationships with his clients, alongside more than 200 photographs by Joel Puliatti and 50 archival images. Includes a list of Wright's West Coast buildings that are open to visitors.

Author: Mark Anthony Wilson
Photographer: Joel Puliatti
Publisher: Gibbs Smith (2014)
Format: Large-format hardcover, 224 pages, full color
Ages: Adult (18+)
ISBN: 9781423634478