A biography of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, examining his design influence and development of the Prairie School style, as well as some of his most famous structures.

Part of the Odysseys in Artistry series, from the immortal sculptures of Michelangelo to the timeless music of Mozart, this book discusses how the world's greatest artists have managed to create works that retain their relevancy through decades and centuries of change. With historical and full-color illustrations and photographs complementing biographical texts, Odysseys in Artistry invites advanced readers along on a journey to experience the lives of famous artists like never before. Side panels and colored glossary terms assist in making the text accessible to a wide range of learners, while a timeline adds further historical context to each sophisticated design.

Details
Recommended for students in grades 7 - 11
Paperback
80 pages
Dimension: 6.25 x 9 inches