Volume 52, Number 13 · August 11, 2005
The Dreams of Frank Lloyd Wright
By Michael Kimmelman
Frank Lloyd Wright
by Ada Louise Huxtable
Lipper/Viking, 251 pp., $19.95
The news in early June came on what would have been Frank Lloyd Wright's 138th birthday. The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture in Scottsdale, Arizona, which is part of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, had been issued a warning by the Higher Learning Commission—its accreditation endangered, its student body now down to ten pupils, its finances in shambles. But this was less surprising than the fact that the school still exists at all.
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