In this concise volume, Wright scholar Robert McCarter seeks to place Frank Lloyd Wright's life into the larger contexts of ideals and trends in 19th and 20th Century art and architecture in the United States and Europe. Concepts are studied, such as "The White City" (the 1893 Columbian Exposition), Wright's trip to Europe in 1909-1910, the Taliesin Fellowship and Wright's Usonian houses, among others. With 36 black & white photos. Publisher: Reaktion Books (2006). Length: 224 pages, softcover.