Frank Lloyd Wright & Lewis Mumford

Thirty Years of Correspondence

Published in November 26, 2001, Princeton Architectural Press

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Contributions:	Bruce B. Pfeiffer (Editor), Robert Wojtowicz (Editor)
Language:	English
Edition:	1 edition
Format:	Hardcover
Dimensions:	9.1 x 6.3 x 0.8 inches
Weight:	1.6 pounds
ISBN 10:	1568982917
ISBN 13:	9781568982915
Subject:	Individual architects Letters Architecture 1895- United States Biography / Autobiography Individual Architect Correspondence Artists, Architects, Photographers Architecture / General Frank Lloyd Wright Lewis Mumford Mumford, Lewis Non-Classifiable Wright, Frank Lloyd Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1867-1959 Mumford, Lewis, 1895-1990 Architects

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First sentence: When Frank Lloyd Wright sent his first letter to Lewis Mumford in August 1926, the former was a world-renowned architect in mid-career, plagued by a series of personal and financial setbacks, while the letter was an on-the-rise cultural critic, eager to stake out a wide intellectual terrain.

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