Frank L. Wright and the Prairie School by H. Allen Brooks America's most famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized American homes with his Prairie Style houses and organic sense of interior design. Between 1890 and 1930, Wright achieved international prominence and designed many of his most influential houses. It was also during these years that Wright worked with and employed a number of other highly talented architects and designers. In Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School, Brooks examines the work of George Neidecken, Marion Mahony Griffin, Francis Barry Byrne, Herrman Von Holst, John Lloyd Wright, and others, relating their production and artistic philosophies to those of each other and Frank Lloyd Wright. pb, ISBN 0-8076-1084-4 $18.95 (Can. $28.50)