Picturing Wright - An Album from Frank Lloyd Wright's Photographer Pedro E. Guerrero

"Guerrero took some of the most candid photographs of the man Martin Filler calls 'the greatest architect the United States had ever produced and perhaps this country's greatest artist in any medium.' They include everyday moments, like Wright ringing the dinner bell at Taliesin near Spring Green, overseeing the haying, donning quasi-royal Montenegrin dress and high Cuban heels one Halloween night and having tea in the garden room while perusing Aldous Huxley's Brave New World with his wife, Olgivanna. Those pictures of the couple are presumed to be their last together. There are lovely shots of many of Wright's projects, taken over time, including the many years of work to Taliesin West. In the end, though, the book may be most worth having because of the stories told by this photographer, who for decades called Frank Lloyd Wright his friend."