Frank Lloyd Wright witnessed the death of Beaux Arts and the birth of the International Style. He is the designer of such masterpieces as the recently re-opened Guggenheim Museum in New York. His contribution to twentieth century architecture and design is inestimable. This volume of recollections from clients, builders, apprentices and relatives presents an intimate portrait of one of America's most creative geniuses. Architect Edgar Tafel, a Wright apprentice and a world-renowned Wright expert, has compiled a unique album of letters, stories and photos. @21 VC2