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Alongside newly-discovered site photographs and Frank Lloyd Wright's original drawings, more than 50 previously unpublished letters between Wright (American, 1867-1959) and his client, artist Rose Pauson, chronicle the design and construction of one of the architect's most creative houses--the Pauson House in Phoenix, Arizona. The letters reveal ongoing debates over bills and design changes and the emotions behind the arguments, offering a rare candid glimpse behind the formal image of Frank Lloyd Wright. No other book so fully reveals the architect's personality and working methods through his correspondence with a client. Edited and introduced by Allan Wright Green, the great-nephew of Rose Pauson, and with a Foreword by Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer, director of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Archives.

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