Originally published in 1932, Frank Lloyd Wright's An Autobiography underwent several printings before it evolved into the now-classic 1943 edition, of which this is a reprint. The volume is divided into five sections: family, fellowship, work, freedom, and form. In his distinctive prose style, Wright recalls his childhood, apprenticeship with Adler and Sullivan, stormy personal life, travels, and the circumstances surrounding some of his greatest architectural achievements. A revealing self-portrait of a monumental figure! Publisher: Pomegranate. Length: 561 pages, hardcover.